munoz's heart attack and i'm quite familiar with this area. i have a lot of empathy for what they went through. so they moved on monday. i'll cut them a lot of slack for na. let's go all the way back to jeff smisek's termination. i don't think they had a success plans in place. why not? where was the short-term succession? every board i've served on has a clear plan and a long-term plan and they didn't have one in place. and frankly, if they didn't have anyone inside, i would rather have seen them appointed a board member as interim ceo, somebody like henry myer could have stepped into that role where they conduct a search. mr. munoz got off to a good started. i would rather see an airline veteran take this role. this airline is a mess and needs real experience and expertise to put it back on track. >> what i was going to say is how much of what we're seeing or not seeing from united is because of the other issues that are going on with the airline? >> well, are they've got a lot of issues going on. i can tell you, it's just not well organized

which is nothing. >> when we met him, munoz was in the level 6 maximum security yard serving two lifetences for two murders. >> i shot one, and i strangled the other in this county jail. both of them i'm doing life sentences for, as i should. you can't go in a civil society, go around killing people and not expect to be punished for it. >> you must have known that while you were strangling the guy in the jail. >> sure i knew it. but as a gang banger i elected to step out of society's normal bounds, customs, mannerisms and rules. i chose to live in a world where we created our own rules, our own society. >> there wasn't an ounce of denial in frederico's account of his behavior. he was very honest and forthright about what he had done. he also utilized poetry to express it. >> it takes a person of character to live a life that's just and as i sit in prison for that life i really lust. i look back over my shoulder amazed at what i see. a life of utter bull [ bleep ], no wonder i'm not free. >> i was really dying to know what has caused a man who had so much obvious potential to commit tw

yeah its hard to watch - maria munoz the crazed boy in this survillence video.... is not the little cousin maria munoz grew up with.. 1627147 - whatever he was on. he was extremely out of his mind, especially seeing the footage its just scary the video, recorded just moments after police say noah la - pray killed his grandmother.. shows, the 17 - year - old barging into the gas station frantically waving a bible in the air at customers... noah then pushes past the customer.... yanking food off the rack. then forcefully pushing over a shelf before running outside... from there it turns violent... the teen begins hitting a customer... then turns his emotions towards the store - front window.. first bashing his head in to the glass... then using his body to break it.. relatives suspect drugs fueled the rage... they say the boy never has done drugs before and hope the courts can show compassion... by changing his first degree murder charge 391817- we would like to see nothing more than involuntary manslaughter because it wasnt him - joe pray 393818 - if he could just g

>> we have confirmation from united airlines that ceo oscar munoz has been hospitalized.ot he had a heart attack, the company is not saying at this time. within the last couple minutes, united airlines issuing the following statement. we have been involved by oscar's family that he was admitted to the hospital on thursday and we will provide further details as appropriate. in the meantime, we are going to operate normally. our thoughts and prayers are with his family and we are respecting his privacy. privacy is going to be a big issue that's going to come out as we follow this story because there are going to be people who will say how much knowledge should shareholders and investors have if there is a situation where a ceo is admitted to a hospital? was this, in fact, a heart attack? as dow jones reported. is it a serious issue? is it a case where it was perhaps a mild heart attack? he might be back in the office relatively soon? all of that will likely come out i would say over the next few days as we see exactly what has happened involving oscar munoz. the airline is

oscar munoz himself has actually sent this. it adds a little bit of some clarity, but also raises some questions as we wait to see exactly what the united board of directors plans to do in terms of leadership at the airlines, but that's the latest, guys, back to you. >> phil, was this a press release or a letter or a memo to employees. >> not a press release, a letter sent to united employees from the family of oscar munoz. >> that's an interesting move. okay. thank you so much. phil lebeau with the latest there. >> we will take a break, come back with the closing count down. >>> then after the bell ibm results will be out. we will break thoem down exclusively with the company's cfo martin schroeter. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. when you're not confident your company's data is secure, the possibility of a breach can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. at at&t we monitor our network traffic so we can see things others can't. mitigating risks across your business. leavi

changes of one of the country's biggest airlines naming acting ceo while Óscar muÑoz recovers from aeart attack. this marks first statement since muÑoz suffered heart attack and that was last thursday. >> cheryl: ibm exchanges in after hour-trading. fourteenth quarter in a row that ibm posted a drop. 5% and after-hour straying. certainly to watch, nicole. >> nicole: housing starts have been on the rise and expected to continue that tend. congress is expected to report 1.4% in september, solid job and income growth are helping many americans to buy houses for the very first time or upgrade, economists expect the association of realtors to announce that homes edged up 1% in september. >> cheryl: ferrari expected to be today. probably it's going to be after the bell, it would start trading tomorrow on the new york stock exchange, under the ticker, we love this. investors start your engines. i'm working on it. >> nicole: sexy car. i love it. kicking off with apple ceo, live with wall street journal, ipo chill, sky-vie hall yaciÓns that are trying to raise money or go public. they are try

munoz has been on the job just five weeks.ok over for the former ceo jeff smisek, who was forced to resign amid a scandal related to the port authority of new york and new jersey. >>> ferrari is one of the big stories on wall street this week. the ultra luxury auto brand is expected to start trading on wednesday with shares in high demand. but while ferrari may be the headline grabber the bigger story may be how this ipo can rev up the global expansion of its parent company, fiat chrysler, and of course its jeep brand. phil lebeau explains. >> reporter: they're fast, ultra luxurious, and this week they'll be all over wall street as investors snap up shares of ferrari. it's being positioned as one of those rare luxury brands that will trade at a premium like prada and hermes. for fiat chrysler ceo sergio marchione a successful ferrari ipo is crucial to fca's future, which is spending more than $50 billion over the next five years to expand sales worldwide. >> i think the jeep renegade they've come out with that they're going to

munoz. that looks good for the company.there a sense this will help long-term ramifications or is this a temporary lip for united -- temprorary blip for united? michael: they hope it is temporary. low morale and their employees. the former ceo the parted a month ago -- the parted a month at -- departed a month ago. people person. oscar munoz was and can the interim ceo continue that. betty: thank you, michael sasso. we talk fast food with sonic's ceo. betty: cherry limeade. live from bloomberg world headquarters. you are watching the "bloomberg market day." iron betty liu. let's start with our bloomberg first word news. we go to vonnie quinn. vonnie: we start with china's president. xi jinping met with queen it is ah today to surprise british -- it is the first british visit by a chinese permits are in a decade. senator john mccain of arizona, criticizingn president obama's plans to keep troops in afghanistan say those --get itre not enough to done. >> it is clear that what you need to do was withdrawn a basic conditions, n

munoz replaced former ceo jeff smisek last month amid a federal probe involving the port authority ofew york and new jersey. shares of the airline fell 3% on the trading day. >>> and the last ever u.s. airways flight will take off tonight from san francisco. this as the carrier's merger with american nears completion. once flight number 1939, named for the year the airline was founded, lands in philadelphia, there will be no more us airways. all flights will fly under the american airlines brand. >>> and still ahead, show me the money. after years of cash flowing into start-ups, are things starting it to change in silicon valley? ♪ >>> money has been pouring into silicon valley start-ups. according to a new report, venture capital spending is on track for a record year. pricewaterhousecoopers says $16 billion was invested in more than 1,000 deals in just the third quarter. but that's a 5% decline from the second quarter. and as josh lipton reports, some are now wondering if the venture capital market is starting to cool. >> reporter: it is a great time to be an entrepreneur in america

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munoz is off to a good start. this company went through a very difficult ethical situation, and i didn't necessarily agree with the way in which he was terminated. i agree with his termination. i think now a little pause is in order with some form of interim person until oscar can come back full time or he may not, but i think we've seen in other cases, let's take bob mow shay benmosc. he had a serious case of cancer. he served for four years. he paid back the money they owed the government but then he eventually passed away and he left at the time. i don't think we should write off these ceos too quickly. sometimes the market today is quick to write them off. who is the new person in charge? and you need to have that succession plan clearly in place both short term and long term. but you don't necessarily trigger it right away until you know mo. >> and that's what professor verret was saying, too. gentlemen, we have to leave it there. thank you very much, both of you, for your insights. >>> let's lock in the vote

dow jones reported earlier today that oscar munoz suffered a heart attack. one, how long will he be hospitalized, the severity of what sent him to the hospital, in other words, is he incapacitated for an extended period of time? will will have to be somebody, maybe the coo or somebody else who takes over his duties or is he going to be back in the job relatively quickly? a lot of unknowns at this point and that's why we are seeing so much pressure on shares of united in afternoon. >> i'm reminded when lloyd blankfein received his diagnosis, they had to get it out to the investment community right away. dow jones broke the story first and i'm just wondering what clarity investors will need at this point. >> they are going to need a lot. that's the difference between this and what came out with lloyd blankfein. almost immediately goldman sachs came out and said here is what happened, here is the diagnosis at least our projection in terms of how long we can it will take him to deal with his particular medical issue and i remember i was in new york that day and

oscar munoz suffered a heart attack last week and taking medical leave. this comes 41 days after munoz took over after favor trading allegations with the airline and port authority of new york and new jersey. united's top lawyer is in charge. united ranks at the bottom for customer satisfaction and has had three acting ceos in a month. >>> anger and fear. residents on edge. growing attacks on soldiers and citizens and now the mistaken killing of a refugee. that's next. pubut to get from theand yoold way to the new,d. you'll need the right it infrastructure. from a partner who knows how to make your enterprise more agile, borderless and secure. hp helps business move on all the possibilities of today. and stay ready for everything that is still to come. the way i see it, you have two choices; the easy way or the hard way. you could choose a card that limits where you earn bonus cash back. or, you could make things easier on yourself. that's right, the quicksilver card from capital one. with quicksilver you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, e

reportera: tras la publicaciÓn de las fotografÍas, muÑoz, vocero del estado de oaxaca desmintiÓ la informaciónsible que cue haya comprado la casa con su sueldo que de 6000 dÓlares mensuales. >> solo para la casa en oaxaca si sumamos las otras tendrÍa que haber estado 20 aÑos ahorrando partiendo de que ganara lo mismo y no tuviera absolutamente ningÚn gasto. reportero: segÚn hernÁndez el gobernador del estado posee otra costosa residencia puerto escondido y una mÁs en el d.f. ahora asegura sentirse amenazado. >> en la calle puedan atentar por haber denunciado pero ellos seguÍan responsable de cualquier cosa. reportera: el gobernador de oaxaca se ha negado presentar sus declaraciones patrimoniales desde el 2009 ademÁs de incumplir con el ejercicio de transparencia mexicana. >> quien deberÍa sancionarlos una empleada de Él, la secretarÍa de la contraloría y transparencia pero no va hacer el precandidato republicano a la nomincacion presidencial, donald trump no seria el unico que esta en medio de una polemica por comentarios despectivos hacia los mexicanos. segun una demanda millonaria, la compaq

morales, quien lanzÓ duras acusaciones contra chile, morales arremetiÓ contra el canciller heraldo muÑozionismo, eso se acabÓ, no son tiempos de imperio, son tiempos de pueblos. >> en mÉxico la organizaciÓn vÍctima por desaparecidos si alguno de ellos estÁ en la lista de personas desaparecidas. >> faltan 12 dÍas en los comicios de argentina en la provincia de buenos aires, el principal distrito electoral del paÍs, concentra 40% de los votos nacionales se repite el escenario nacional, el jefe de gabinete ante anÍbal fernÁndez, la actual y el gobernador son las que tienen mÁs chances de llegar a el gobierno de la ciudad que hoy tiene el presidenciable daniel scioli. julio: diferentes organizaciones segÚn para combatir el vih. >> mÁs de millÓn de personas en estados unidos viven con vih, muchos son latino, sin embargo esa realidad es desconocida para muchos que ignoran que son portadores. >> aÚn hay estigma en nuestra sociedad que le espantan a personas que pueden hacerse las pruebas y cÓmo protegerse. >> los estigma aseguran los expertos son una falta de confianza sobre quienes tienen mayo

hart says he'll be working to improve customer service while munoz recovers. >> oprah winfrey is puttinger name and money behind weight watchers. the media mogul has bought 10% of the company for $43 million. and will have a seat on its board. she will help weight watchers focus on overall health and wellness. its stock price rose 105% on win pri's announcement in one day. 105%. >> i'm not surprised. the oprah touch. >>> protective moms and dads are being warned by parenting experts to ease up. >> so-called helicopter parents may think their intentions are good. critics disagree. >> reporter: parenting styles can vary everywhere too relaxed. >> not like a regular mom. i'm a cool mom. >> reporter: too, too protective. >> i'm getting rid of everything in the house that has gluten or sugar. >> reporter: to so-called helicopter parenting where parents whoever over their kids' every move. could they be harming their kids. >> kids can't do for themselves they don't have the skills needed in the workplace and have much higher rates of anxiety and depression. >> a former dean of freshmen at stan

munoz he has only been at the company for about a month. david: thank you. we are waiting for president presswas get a hold of conference with the president of south korea. the cd live picture of the east room of the white house. still with us is phil mattingly. you mentioned his pivot to asia is something that has taken a bit of a sideline seat throughout his presidency. other crises around the world have intervened. yesterday we had a big investment by the president, he was liked by the secretary of defense, and the chairman of the chiefs of staff, saying that he would maintain the same posture and of you then. some of the focus is on the visiting country will but i'm sure we can expect that they will hear about his decision to keep's name. >> the question about it. while he did answer one question yesterday about whether he was disappointed this would violate a campaign promise, the decision of the u.s. forces would remain in afghanistan and a number of at least 5500 into the first term of the next president amadeus is going to be asked about it again. th

in washington today anthony munoz is doing his part.former cincinnati bengal, arguably the greatest lineman of all time. today he brings his message to washington. anthony, good morning. we've known each other a long time. >> thank you, bill. have to say huday. bill: 4-0. right. discussions are a big deal. new jersey quarterback died of a severed spleen 10 days ago. do you believe the media has been fair to the sport over last several years? >> when i look at football, any incident, just one, is bad. we don't like to see that. on personal note, bill, i would not be standing right here if it wasn't for the game of football. i look what the game has done for me. i understand football can teach character. more than character, the game of football reveals character. for me this game bring as lot to young men that might not have opportunity or possibility to excel. so on my, my end this has been a great game for me. i'm thankful for it. bill: i'm certain it has. you're running these camps right now. you've been doing it four years. you affec

united airlines has a new chief executive, brett hart was named interim ceo after they announced ososr munoz was named toeave the company september 8th but suffered a heart attack thursday. he was brought in following the corruption scandal that led to the ouster of the previous chief. wall street finished higher t. dow jones rose 15 points t. s&p 500 gained half a point. shares of weighing watchers more than doubled after o oah winfrey revealed she is buying a 10% stake in the company. it is costing about $42.2 million. winfrey signed a five-year endorsement deal. on paper the surge in share prices made winfrey about $45 million. apple music lost millions of listeners within the trial offer ended d st montnt apple e ys 6.5illion subscribers signed up. apple music launched in june with 11 million tris of subscribers. >>> a company in san francisco developed a pocket size tester for gluten. nema is not only portable. it's reusable. diners can take it anywhere and test food in just a matter of minutes. food sensors are not new. the developers of nema sayss its size and simplicity sets it apart

. >> ron: not on the show today, but also representing your organization, lisa munoz is watchingnghis recording i i the studio, but lisa wants me to ask steve king how he would handle the fact that 25 to 40% of current undocumented people in the united states came here via tourist visas and have just simply overstayed their expipition. wowo be in favor of -- would he be in favor of getting rid of vees says. what's the situation there? what about people who overstay their visas and there aren't enough buses to bus everybody >> gunda: well, the hijackers of 9/11, they came legally on a visa. >> ron: that's correct. >> gunda: so you can enter legally and then become what they call illegal by overstaying your visa, and so the border, a wa is not going to stop that. but another thing i wanted to say is that the point that a lot of these families are mixed status. i mean, you asked me earlier why do they want to come here. i had a client in immigration cower the other way, it was a -- immigration court the other way, it was a ononyear-old child and that child was in deportation proceedings

this follows what we understand was a heart attack for oscar munoz who was the ceo who had only beenointed 37 days earlier. there's a lot of organizational changes that rl needed at united, of course. it had its merger a few years ago with continental. there are still operational issues, labor issues, as well. a lot to do for brett j. hart who is the acting ceo over at united airlines. >> steve sedgwick, thank you so much, live from london. >>> still ahead on "way too early," oscar pistorius is out. the olympian convicted of killing his former girlfriend leaves prison after serving less than a year of his five-year sentence. but the story is not over yet. we're also learning new information on lamar odom's condition after he is found unresponsive at a brothel last week. the latest on that, and a check on the weather, when "way too early" comes right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi, and streaming entertainment. that's... seize the journey friendly. ♪ just about anywhere you can use splenda®... ...no calorie sweetener. s

this following the heart attack of ceo oscar munoz and the recent resignation of former ceo jeff smisek of the company up close to 3% today. they finished at 56.05. >>> sticking with the airlines, southwest also benefiting from lower fuel costs. the airline reported higher revenue and record third quarter profit that beat expectations. ceo gary kelly said traffic demand is also improving. >> the capacity that the airline industry offers is increasing to meet that demand. we're growing our capacity or 7% this year and will be growing 5% to 6% next year. >> shares jumped over 7% today to 44.08. >>> dow chemical also citing lower fuel costs as a driver for growth this quarter. the company saw its plastics business improve, mainly in europe. it is also reviewing options for its pesticide and seed segments and raising its dividend. shares of the company up more than 5% to 49.92. under armour reported higher profits and a jump in quarterly revenue as the company expands its presence in footwear. its core apparel business also grew helping under armour post its first ever billion-dollar quarte

the replacement ceo oscar munoz has been in the hospital since last week. the airline says he had a heart attack. so united's general can council bret hart is the running the company for now. hart says he'll be working to improve customer service while munoz recovers. >> oprah winfrey is putting her name and money behind weight watchers. the media mogul known for her struggles with weight, of course, has bought 10% of the company for $43 million. and will have a seat on its board. she will help weight watchers focus on overall health and wellness. its stock price rose 105% on winfrey's announcement in one day. 105%. >> i'm not surprised. the oprah touch. >>> protective moms and dads are being warned by parenting experts to ease up. >> so-called helicopter parents may think their intentions are good. but critics disagree with it. abc's jesse palmer with the debate. >> reporter: parenting styles can vary from too relaxed. >> not like a regular mom. i'm a cool mom. >> reporter: to too protective. >> i'm getting rid of everything in the house that has gluten or

. >>> and united's new ceo oscar munoz suffered a heart attack last month.lowing the quick exit of the previous ceo where he lost his job over favor trading allegations with the airline and port authority of new york and new jersey. remember that was all the echo of that bridgegate scandal. now united top lawyer will be in charge. united ranks at bottom for customer service and now having its third acting chief in a little over a month. >>> it was astronomy night at the white house. the president hosted students and bill nye the science guy among the students of ahmed mohamed, the student who made a homemade clock. the president telling him and all the kids to keep inventing and creating and discovering. >>> israel now vowing to investigate the mob and killing of a man for a terrorist. the country so much on edge. the violence escalating this morning. >>> and "the force awakens" and breaks the internet. crashing ticketing web sites as the first full length trailer is released. >>> israeli police launching an investigation over the mob assault that left an pa

united airlines finally making a decision about its ailing chief executive oscar munoz after a littlean a month on the job. taken ake a leave and be by an interim replate bernard hart. relations between singapore and indonesia have been strained recently by the effects of widespread forest fires. now that's joined by the effect of the plunging rapier. christopher joins us now from singapore. what's going on here exactly? ies: this is a company that sells -- is a retailer of cell phones and retail is a small margin business already, as the slowing n company is down. they're paying in foreign occurrence and i they sell the handsets at home in rubea. they're starting to get in trouble. softbank bought a roughly 20% stake in this company this maverplet it was seen already at the time as a little bit of a bailout. clearly wasn't enough, rish. rishaad: ok, but the question remains, why are they in trouble here, christopher? christopher: well, it's all about the indonesian economy, really. we've seen a number of restructurings lately, companies that had taken too much leverage. these guys we

the c.e.o., oscar munoz suffered a heart attack last thursday.ly been on the job for a month. he took over after the previous c.e.o. was ousted following a corporation investigation. >> the lawsuit names 1114 john does who post phony reviews for as little as $5 each. amazon is still working on getting their real names. they were identified during an investigation that involved the purchase of fake customer reviews. the writer advertise their services on marketing website fiber, but fiber is not named on that lawsuit. in april, amazon sued several websites that sell fake reviews. >>> wall street ended the day with /sphaeul /tkp-rb-small gains today. san ramon chevron -- chevron was one of the biggest losers as oil prices fell. >> police say squatters stole art from a mansion in one of the most exclusive parts of the ski. >>> police say he took 11 works of art worth $300000. he'd been living on the property for a couple of months, and apparently, no one noticed. >> and it's certainly the first time you would expect a real life squatter right next d

munoz?ate oscar >> we have heard from united they will give us details later today or tomorrow. i guess it is concerning we have not seen him in a number of days. our thoughts go to him and his family. we like to see someone at the top of continental, we would like to know who is running the firm. betty: the company has to move on. they mentioned they may name and interim c.e.o. do we know who that might be? >> i don't know. oscar the great picks of is he was not a united or continental person. he was someone about that fo ray. we hope they find someone else above the fray. some of the challenges they have are the legacy of the merger that has not gone well so far. betty: it hasn't. i know investors were keen on seeing oscar move quickly to start doing some things about the merger and at the company. what does this mean for the investors at this point, george? >> i think it clearly is going to slow progress. oscar was talking to employees. we still have issues where we have machinists and fl

oscar munoz was on the board. has a strong background in the rail industry in terms of operation.as elevated to ceo but now he is obviously on medical leave following his heart attack and hospitalization. what's interesting guys when i have talked to people on wall street about the executive bench at united, brett hart's name is not one that has come up. so he does not come at this from an airline experience, operational experience. he has only been in the airline industry and with united airlines since 2010. he's going to have to step into the role right now and clearly he's going to have to be leaning on the rest of the executive team as he steps in as acting ceo. back to you. >> i thought he was a legal guy too, wasn't he? >> he was. >> and this guy's a -- go ahead. >> and brett hart served as general council prior to being with united airlines. he was with sara lee and executive legal positions and prior to that private law practice. so he does not come at this from an airline operational standpoint. >> does he become permanent ceo or is that acting really -- >> no, i do not g

the corporate governor nance process necessitated by the hospitalization of president and ceo oscar munoz. the company expected to release more details either later today or tomorrow. in the meantime, united family's thoughts and well wishes are with oscar. and guys, we can't overstate the importance of what is going on at united from this standpoint. without clarity about who will be running the company on a day to day basis, it leaves a lot of investors wondering what exactly is going on at united. not that planes aren't taking off and day to day operations aren't continuing, but there brings up the question of the fiduciary responsibility of the board to let investors know who is running this company. remember, they have earnings coming out on thursday morning. guys, i think we'll get more details certainly according to the statement later today or certainly by tomorrow at the latest regarding oscar munoz and his day to day governance at united. back to you. >> phil, thank you very much. the lack of clarity on this one is tough because the reports have been could back to work in two we

. >> a health care scare at united continental, ceo munoz had a heart attack yesterday, he is being treated as a hospital, ticker ual is falling 3%, there was a big spike in trading activity when the news cross he just took over for jeff smiez act who had to leave over little bit of an issue with port authority in new jersey, right now the stock is getting hit 3%. >> president obama condemned the violence in israel, and that country has right to protect its people from random acts of violence in the streets. he then called on leaders in both israel and palestine to help end the spread of violent. >> it important for both prime minister netanyahu and israeli elected officials and president abbas and other people in positions of power to try to tamp down rhetoric that may feed violence, or anger or misunderstanding. liz: why is this flaring up again? should u.s. be more concerned than it is about this increased action in the region. joining me now fox news straggic analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters. there is bloodshed on both sides why now? >> as a footnote they trashed tomb of joseph d

it's unclear whether oscar munoz will be able to return.was only a ceo for a short while replacing the previous one who was reported for scandal. >>> let's get a check on the market with landon dowdy. >> the market will go with four straight days of earnings. look for reports from yahoo! and chipotle and on new home construction. they're all closing to start the week. the dow 14 to 17,230. the s&p is on pace to chalk up its best monthly gain since october 11th. back to you. >> thank you. did you see the new "star wars" trailer? it ran last night during halftime at "monday night football." it knocked fandango right offline. they ran data from fandango and they discovered it's much more inflated than you would find on rotten tomatoes. for instance, "ted 2," -- i don't know if you saw it got more. turns fought you're selling tickets you may have the motivation to say, great movie. >> don't spoil it. i'm waiting to see "ted 1." >> surprisingly good movie. >> the talking bear? >> it is. >> i think it's a guy movie. >> it is a guy movie. >>> pres

. >> hi, i'm oscar munoz, the new ceo of united. >> reporter: just last month, united's ceo acknowledgedit's been a rocky marriage. >> we haven't lived up to our promise or potential. that's going to change. >> reporter: this weekend, american advises get your boarding pass online, have a printed copy of your tickets and get to the airport earlier than usual. >> what i hope for as a traveller is that the airlines will choose the best of each of them and create an airline that will be phenomenal. >> that was nbc's gabe gutierrez reporting. the final u.s. airways flight will be the red eye from san francisco to philadelphia later tonight. it will be at least another few months before the u.s. airways fleet is fully repainted and employee uniforms are swapped out. >>> new surveillance video of lamar odom's final arrival at the southern nevada brothel where he was found this week. take a look at this. the basketball star can be seen on this video entering the love ranch just before 5:30 saturday night. he was found unresponsive in a vip villa on tuesday. the brothel owner says odom paid $75,

melissa: ceo oscar munoz suffered a heart attack yesterday. scheduled talks with labor leaders and the company were canceled on the news. nt we will provide further details as appropriate. in the meantime we are continuing to operate normally, thoughts and prayers with are his family. we're respecting their privacy. david: you never know what can happen. prayers with them. >>> flash flooding hitting northern los angeles, filling roads with mud, leaving vehicles stranded. jonathan hunt joining us about the fallout from all this flooding. jonathan? >> reporter: david, i'm standing above the i-5 freeway, one of the busiest in california right now. and these are literally the first vehicles you can see them being led by a police car that have come northbound on the freeway since we arrived here at around 4:00 a.m. this morning. the northbound section of i-5 literally just opened in the last few seconds as you came us to. the southbound section is still closed as a result of those extraordinary storms we saw last night, and there are still many pro

there were or are high hopes for oscar munoz at united.ompany whose share prices just plunged, despite the fact that business has never been better. united just cannot seem to catch a break. >>> you remember this guy, the pharmaceutical ceo who raised the price of a drug by 17%, and donated money to bernie sanders, but sanders wouldn't take it. so why the x-ray? the ceo says he was so angry about sanders' refusal to take his money, he punched a wall and broke his wrist. he posted this x-ray to twitter. users recognized this as a stock photo. >>> if there is any football team i care about less, it's got to be the jacksonville jaguars, but they're making news, because next sunday's game between the two, at wheembley stadium in london will be streamed for free on the internet. just the internet. >> for sure, this is about going global, appealing to a lot of audiences and being able to do that across national borders and boundaries. not being constrained by contracts with broadcasters, and digital rights. but instead being able to really provi