the boss of of the words busiest, los angeles international, tells me how he's keeping tens of millionspeople moving as it spends billions on a major refurb. wherever you arejoining me from around the world, once again a big hello and a warm welcome to the special edition from long beach california. have you return to the sky since the pandemic? we know a growing number of us have and were finding out that things have changed on board, most airlines which were hit hard by the pandemic losing billions of dollars but many have used covid is a chance to refresh their aircraft and reassess what they offer us whilst we are in the air. all the newest exciting technology and innovations are on show right here at the airline passenger experience association's big annual summit. there's everything from the latest in—flight tv screens and online connectivity to those comfortable seats in the sky and even the food to fuel us to our destination. it really is all about making sure passengers enjoy returning to air travel and according to the global trade body, four and half billion passengers flew i

a gas leak at los angeles international airport injured four workers, one critically, after release offrom an airport utility room. the incident occurred about 200 feet from the terminal 8 baggage area. no travelers were affected, but about 100 people were moved to another terminal. >>> new york city will now require most businesses to post salary ranges for open jobs. one of a growing number of cities across the country to shed light on worker pay. >>> and game three of the world series between the philadelphia phillies and houston astros was postponed because of rain. it will now be played tuesday night. the series is tied 1-1. >>> for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or your connected tv. i'm dan lieberman, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> tonight, federal authorities have charged the man accused of attacking paul pelosi, husband of house speaker nancy pelosi, with assault and attempted kidnapping of a united states official. the san francisco district attorney just announced more charges and says david depape could face

. >>> the "los angeles times" reports four workers at the los angeles international airport were sickeneddental carbon dioxide release. three men and a woman were inside an understood ground utility room yesterday when the gas was released. three of the workers escaped quickly, but one man did not, and he is in critical condition. >> they heard a popping sound. that was a complete deluge of that system. it doesn't come out as short sporadic amounts of carbon die oxide but rather a full deluge. obviously that displaced all of the oxygen inside. >> officials say no travelers were affected, but about a hundred people were moved from a nearby terminal. >>> a commercial egg farm has been infected with bird flu. the outbreak took place about 80 miles south of des moines. more than 1 million chickens will have to be destroyed to contain the highly deadly virus. none of the birds or poultry products will reach u.s. food supplies. more than a dozen commercial poultry farms in iowa have been infected with bird flu this year though. >>> and "the philadelphia inquirer" says game three of the world se

event, the center hosted 1/50 anniversary pow at merritt college in september, a worker at los angeles international remains in critical condition tonight after he was exposed to carbon dioxide while on the job. we're hearing from his family after the break also had a northern california airport is facing a string of car thefts. what we know about the suspects and victims. and we're setting up for the bay area weekend. part of it's going to have some cloud cover and a little bit of rain as well. it's going okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline. funshine bear, you did some of your own research, right? i sure did. ♪ according to the web, their program's number one, ♪ ♪ earning alaska miles is quicker and more fun! ♪ cute! ooh, that was wonderful, sweetie! oh, oh, oh, i have a song about their cheese plates. ♪ cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! ♪ uh- it's time for lunch. aw... ♪ ♪ ♪music playing♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. injured this week after a gas lea

a carbon dioxide leak at the los angeles international airport sickened several workers this morningight. one of those patients remains in critical condition. 3 others were treated at the scene. the gas is believed to have come from an electrical utility with a carbon dioxide fire protection system, flights in and out of lax were somewhat affected, particularly inbound united airlines flights, which were temporarily stopped. no travelers were among those who were injured. the pandemic played a role in people's desire to travel. 66 1% of survey respondents said that they wish to revenge travel. vence travel is defined as wanting to travel more after feeling like you missed out on time and experience is because of the pandemic restrictions. the survey also showed 80% of americans say they need a vacation next year and they wish to travel more than ever before. the number of travelers heading through u.s. airports last week surpassed pre pandemic level said in 2019. that's according to data released today by the transportation security administration. the tsa but traffic through tsa che

international airfare, $842 for a round-trip ticket, 30% higher than last year. almost $200 higher. the most popular us spots are orlando, chicago, atlanta, denver and los angeles for international destinations at san juan, puerto rico and cancun, mexico. >> spirit airlines says that its flights are about to get more comfy passengers can expect a wider seats, an extra space during flights, spirit released new photographs of its economy seats which come with more padding and are about a half inch wider than the currencies. the airline also updated its middle seats with that extra inch away from. window and aisle seeding economy sees will feature extra room, including the new headdress spirit says that the seats will be available starting sometime next year. >> sports, the warriors lost their 3rd straight game last night and are winless on the road. but the dubs were also drawn by the officiating sports director jason dumas. we'll explain. coming up. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. the midterm elections less than a week away. we're taking a closer look at the propositions that will shape california policy and the next proposition we are reviewing i

a carbon dioxide leak at los angeles international airport made several workers sick tonight.ne of those patients remains in critical condition. >> 3 others were treated at the scene. the gas is believed to have come from an electrical utility room with a carbon dioxide fire protection system, flights in and out of lax were somewhat affected, particularly inbound united flights, which actually were temporarily halted. no travelers were among those injured. >> former president trump is asking the u.s. supreme court to block house democrats from obtaining his tax records. this after a federal appeals court declined to consider reconsider a ruling that will give his tax returns to the house ways and means committee. the high court has recently rejected similar request by mister trump. if the supreme court does not intervene. the former president's taxes will be disclosed ending a years long battle for the records, the future of affirmative action is now hanging in the balance today, the u.s. supreme court heard oral arguments in 2 cases. >> where harvard and the university of nor

. >> dockweiler beach is about eight miles from andre and marie's home, near los angeles international moscow and beijing. on tuesday, november 15th, four days after marie disappeared, andre himself went there to post flyers. he had an encounter with a perfect stranger and asked for help, and that's when this story took another strange turn. coming up -- >> i couldn't believe that i was seeing the car that i was just looking for. >> a huge break in the case. when "dateline" continues. g. ♪ when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, ♪ ♪ upset stomach, diarrhea. ♪ pepto bismol coats and soothes for fast relief... when you need it most. want your clothes to smell freshly washed all day without heavy perfumes? try downy light in-wash freshness boosters. it has long-lasting light scent, no heavy perfumes, and no dyes. finally, a light scent that lasts all day. downy light! (vo) with verizon, you can now get a private 5g network. so you can do more than connect your business, finally, a light scent that lasts all day. you can make it even smarter. now ports can know where every piece of c

. >> a gas leak sickened for people in los angeles international airport, all or are airport employeesg and without a pulse and is in critical condition. police say a woman and three men were working your a utility room when a popping sound was heard and carbon dioxide was released. it happened at terminal eight, which was cleared of passengers. it primarily services united flights and the faa issued a ground stop for united airlines as a result of this emergency. moving on, we are looking ahead to a trick-or-treat forecast. >> we are and there is a bit of a treat actually. meteorologist mike nicco is here with some rain. >> rain coming in but after we all go to bed tonight and try to come down from all the sugar we eat. let's take a look at the forecast. we have some clouds along the coast try to push in but otherwise, drive. temperature right now, 55 to about 62. so maybe put some long sleeves under the costume before the kids head out if they have not left yet because it will be in the mid to upper 50's with the happy hunting at 7:00 and 52 to 54 by the time we get to 9:00. high clo

let's take a live look right now that is lax, the los angeles international airport. but everything is looking okay there today, in terms of delays and cancellations. let's take a look at the streets of new york city. gridlock alert day. wow. yeah, that's just midtown, as you get closer to the bridges , you'll just wait like an hour right outside waiting to get in to the tunnel, for instance and then you're 45 minutes in the tunnel and then you get on your marry way. the only years that had more turkey day travelers this year were back in 2005 and of course right before covid back in 2019. i digress, we've got fox business team coverage on this busy travel season. hillary vaughn is live at reagan national airport in arlington, virginia, but first we go to jeff flock whose driving or sitting on i 76 in pennsylvania jeff, where you going? reporter: sorry i can't look at you, lauren. lauren: please don't. reporter: oh, boy guess i better put that back on before i get in trouble. yeah, this is route 76, it goes right through downtown philadelphia and it is moving. i mean,

family member of an airport worker who is critically injured in this week's gas leak at the los angeles international. 36 year old christopher abraham is a pipe fitter. he was in the utility room monday morning when he and three other airport workers were exposed to carbon dioxide fire suppression system kicked in and the chemical quickly removed all the oxygen from the small room, making it impossible for the workers inside. to breathe. all of our family are here, taking shifts, holding his hands talking to him and making sure that whatever senses he does have he knows that we're there for him and he could come back. that worker remains in a coma at the ucla medical center this morning. the three other workers who had been in a room at the time of the gas leak were evacuated safely. a growing crime problem is creating anger and frustration among air travelers at one california airport when people go on vacation, and they pay for parking and their car to be secure, they expect cameras to be on their car or security patrolling the lot. those complaints are tied to the recent spike in vehicle thefts an

los angeles and airport worker at l. a x still in critical condition after a carbon dioxide leak at los angeles international airport.port workers who became ill retreated there at the scene that toxic leak was traced to a utility closet that was far away from most airport travelers. they were not in an area by this electrical room. there is no passageway to where they could come in contact with carbon dioxide. 1.100 people were evacuated at the airport's main terminal. the leak is still under investigation. stanford university is now reviewing its campus security policies after a man moved onto campus pretending to be a student, the stanford daily reports. william curry of alabama somehow moved from one dorm room to another for at least 10 months, claiming to be a transfer student whose information wasn't in the system . yet the university issued several stay away letters, which is a prerequisite to cite someone for trespassing. university police that he might have left the campus. but then he was discovered living in the basement of crawlers hall last week, where he was promptly removed from campus. time is 5 46 of

of course the beatles and looking at los angeles bernards international airport better known as lax ands on this black friday. the dow ever so slightly higher in the premarket all though the s&p and nasdaq pointing to a slightly lower start to the day. of course equities trade through 1:00 today. it's a shortened session. of course it's black friday, which kicks off one of the busiest weekends for retailers. grady trimble is on the magnificent mile in chicago. grady, good morning to you. is this going to be a record setting black friday? >> reporter: good morning, ash. yes, it is. even though a lot of the big retailers started their deals before halloween this year in-store and online and this weekend is expected to be the biggest shopping event of the year and all time. the national retail federation is forecasting this black friday through cyber monday will break records just like it did last year. they say more than 166 million people will shop this weekend spending between 6 to 8% more than last year. with inflation as high as it is though, shoppers say finding good deals is as impo

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miami dade police officers were dispatched to miami international airport on a medical emergency call aboard an american airlines flight to los angeles. the crew telling officers they were concerned for the star wide receiver safety after they tried to wake him up so he could fasten his seat belt. the crew allegedly aspect of several times to leave the plane, but authorities say he refused. as a result, all passengers were ordered to deplane, including beckham, who was taken away by police. beckham tweeting never in my life have i experienced what just happened to me? beckham's attorney claims the flight attendant responsible was overzealous, saying in a statement. mr beckham fell asleep with his blanket over his head, which is his normal practice for long flights. sleeping on a plane should not be a cause for removal of a flight. if they could wake him up. when the flight returned to the gate, then they could have done the same thing and woken him up to ask him to put on his seatbelt at no time. was mr beckham disruptive or combative. but according to miami dade police, the american airlines crew tried to wake him to fasten his seat

tradition khrystyna ta bohdan shevchenko from los angeles for the voice of america and finally , the story of the volunteer movement will warm the internationalup of craftsmen who knit warm things for the ukrainian military in less than a month of work, the women managed to make more than a thousand different products from hats and balaclava to socks movement from ukraine has already expanded to europe and america, how knitting helps to cope with stress and why craftswomen are confident that their hats are protective charms, lesya bakalets will tell you row by row, craftswoman oleksandra from kyiv knits constantly in the breaks between the main work and even when the lights are turned off, i have a lamp like this, it is worn around my neck, turns on and it is dark, i turn it on and lie down, when the lights are turned off at work in the office, i have no way to do anything, so i sit in my light a big window, so i have everything here at work with me recently oleksandra is a master of the warm movement whose goal is to provide as many defenders of ukraine with warm things as possible, i am not talking about the fact that we would like to repla

jr was escorted right off the plane and miami international this morning, according to police back then was on board an american airlines flight to los angeles. flight attendants say he refused to buckle his seatbelt. and appeared to go in and out of consciousness. that's when officers were called on board, police say when beckham was asked to exit the plane, he refused, and everyone else on the flight was forced to exit as well. the flight eventually departed about an hour later back and was not cited. he later took to twitter, calling the incident comedy hour. bargain hunters are already getting a jump start on cyber monday deals because many stores launched those sales early today in retail experts say customers can expect big savings on everything from tech to beauty reporter ashley rodriguez tells us how those deep discounts make big day get this holiday season. this year. cyber monday is expected to remain the seasons and the year's biggest shopping day and online retailers are ready. i am seeing slightly deeper discounts and more discounts. a number of retailers are sitting on excess stock because of recent supply chain issues and wan

international airport. he was flying to los angeles when the american airlines plane returned to the gate and security escorted him off the plane. now. beckham and his agents say he was sleeping on the flight and had a blanket over it ing safety protocols. beckham called the incident comedy hour. miami police termed it medical emergency. american airlines set a customer failed to follow instructions and refused to fasten their seatbelt . our time is now 5 37 to 40 niners are all alone in first place in the nfc western division, 49ers shut out the world learned saints 13. i did nothing at levi stadium while the offense was struggling their top rag defense dominated, forcing two turnovers and stopped another opponent from scoring in the second half 49ers of the fifth team since 1991 to go four straight games without allowing a point in the second half. it feels great. you know, that's that's our goal every week is to is to shut them out rice. it's easier said than done. this one was was really special because the way we had to get it, though it's not like they were just behind the 50 airline all game like they w

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international, the recovery has been quite strong and the north international market and north of denver and trans-pacific and what los angeles and seattle participate in. our recovery has been quite strong and we are in a group of cities and not an extreme outlier. that's good news. what we have been tracking throughout the pandemic is the shift how people are getting around and we are seeing an increase in volume on bridges and 92% prepandemic level and golden gate bridge a little bit less. more traffic in people coming to offices and we see that with the speed data coming into san francisco. the average before the pandemic was a little over 30 miles an hour, the speed in september was below 30 miles an hour, congestion is worse than what it was during the pandemic, that may be the one unfortunate area of full recovery. why is that happening? one reason is the people are still avoiding transit. this is the bart exit and entrance to downtown san francisco. not a lot of movement in that during the summer. we saw a little bit of a boost since september but we are around 30% than normal on the bart. 30% with bart, that is very

los angeles rams. he was on one time intern here at channel two. 8 49 in san francisco middle school just got a new kitchendistrict held the grand opening for the new facility at marina middle school. with this new kitchen, the district will serve breakfast and lunch that's fully prepared and packed right there at the school. marina middle is one of several schools getting the upgrade as part of the district refresh program. for students throughout the school year. yogurt parfaits korean beef steak sandwiches, some balmy sandwiches and even some wonderful blueberry scones for our students, so they can come and enjoy those for free. every day. we have free breakfast and lunch and also supper for our students here at marina middle school and all of our schools throughout sf usd. san francisco unified gives out more than 47,000 meals a day across its 120 schools. most public school districts across the state now offer free breakfast and lunch to students, thanks to funding from the state budget. so you know it's that time of the year, right? because today is san francisco holiday tradition continues with the

los angeles times, the wall street journal. other important outlets. he received his ph.d. in international relations, the university of st andrews in, great britain. please help me welcome marion. be. thanks to all of you for coming. much appreciate it. i'm going to get straight it so that we can hear from our other two speakers and then eventually have a q&a session. so i want to begin with a short video. the great under-discussed factor in the climate crisis. is this, is there are just too many of us and we use too much --. climate deniers like to say there's no population problem, just like out the window of an airplane. something but empty space down there. but it's not about space. about resources. humans are already using 1.7 times the resource the planet can support. in 1900, there were less than 2 billion people on earth. now it's approaching. we can't just keep going on. like this world is just too crowded. there are not enough people. i can't emphasize this enough. there are not enough people. and i think one of the biggest risks to civilization is the low birth rate and the rapi

international, the recovery has been quite strong and the north international market and north of denver and trans-pacific and what los angeles and seattle participate in. our recovery has been quite strong and we are in a group of cities and not an extreme outlier. that's good news. what we have been tracking throughout the pandemic is the shift how people are getting around and we are seeing an increase in volume on bridges and 92% prepandemic level and golden gate bridge a little bit less. more traffic in people coming to offices and we see that with the speed data coming into san francisco. the average before the pandemic was a little over 30 miles an hour, the speed in september was below 30 miles an hour, congestion is worse than what it was during the pandemic, that may be the one unfortunate area of full recovery. why is that happening? one reason is the people are still avoiding transit. this is the bart exit and entrance to downtown san francisco. not a lot of movement in that during the summer. we saw a little bit of a boost since september but we are around 30% than normal on the bart. 30% with bart, that is very

internal email, the social network said the cuts were "an effort to place twitter "on a healthy path". we can now speak to washington post technology reporter taylor lorenz, shejoins us from los angelestwitter. thank you so much forjoining us on the programme. what have they been saying to you? it's been absolute chaos. slackers basically gone silent because nobody knows what to say and people have sort of refrain from telling anyone anything over e—mail. but layoffs have already begun and people at the uk office have been notified of their redundancies and already even people here in los angeles have seen access to their work e—mail and slack cut—off, even though layoffs were not supposed to begin until 9am tomorrow. 50 supposed to begin until 9am tomorrow— supposed to begin until 9am tomorrow. , ., , tomorrow. so this is all ready under way? _ tomorrow. so this is all ready under way? yes, _ tomorrow. so this is all ready under way? yes, it's - tomorrow. so this is all ready under way? yes, it's already | under way? yes, it's already beaun, under way? yes, it's already begun, unfortunately. - under way? yes, it's already begun, unfortunately. what| under way? yes, it's already i be

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internally in that agency. this week homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas asked magnus to resign, he refused and he remains in the post. in a statement to the "los angeleses" magnus said, quote, i am excited about the progress i made and look forward to continuing that work. now as a reminder, magnus was picked by president joe biden to lead cbp, the largest federal law enforcement agency and was confirmed by the senate late last year and took the helm thereafter in a very difficult time for the agency which in addition to border security as oversees trade, and now the -- the commissioner is under fire and potentially in the situation where the secretary has asked him to resign. we should also note that i'm told by a source that the dhs deputy secretary and the deputy secretary miller are carrying out his day-to-day duties though magnus remains in the post. dhs and the white house have not yet responded to comment. bianna, boris. >> it's interesting to add that per your reporting, priscilla, that president biden supports mayorkas' decision to fire magnus. nonetheless he remains there. priscilla alvarez, thank you. >> earlier today vice president kamala

traffickers in the international water, not in the italian waters, but even for the rest of the border. and then the angels take them the dynamic. that is not how you forgot that song by los is a way specify what, what to do yesterday. that's the question. what to do? exactly, exactly what to do. now what we want to carla, hold on. the international community, we understand the question that raising is this, the best way to fix this problem? i think a lot of people would agree that this is less than i want to do about what i want to give. i will answer to this question. well, well italy, i think it leaves actions have shown its answer. yes, you're right. italy has accepted no, no, no notes, but when the boat was let on, it's 3 weeks. no, no, no, no, no, no, you're wrong. you're on the can be on the board in europe available for this kind of traffic. we can't accept this because as the recent experience of the reason what show we are not only available. and one thing more, what is the solution from what we want that you would be and you and you. and so all you can do a common mission, john mission towards the north and african countries in order to give them financing. you