that includes new york laguardia, new york liberty, philadelphia and chicago o'hare.hose airports face greater congestion as they add flights and millions of travelers who put extra strain on old terminals and gates. it's a problem president-elect trump hopes to solve by spending $1 trillion on america's aging infrastructure, including rundown airports. >> we're going to rebuild become, by the way, second to none. >> some airports like laguardia are in the process of being ren vatd but for many others it could be a while before we see the repairs that we've all been clamoring for. meantime, a lot of travelers in the u.s. apparently like what they see and feel in some of our older airports. phil lebeau, "on the money," chicago. >>> up next, we're "on the money." it's a new year and time to get yourself and your finances in shape. the goals you should make and how to stick with them. >>> and later, what's next in tech from wearables to smart homes. we show you the gadge hey steve check out this guys leg. what? no. i just broke my leg. no, this is a full blown move in to

new york, tamron hall. >> thank you, hallie. great job. a lot going on. you saw the image from laguardia as donald trump leaves new york headed for washington, d.c. we are following confirmation hearings of two of president-elect trump's cabinet nominees, rick perry and steven mnuchin as -- the "new york times" reports today it was not until after he accepted the job that the governor, quote, discovered he would become the steward of a vast national security complex he knew almost nothing about, caring for the most fearsome weapons in the united states, the united states nuclear arsenal. and there was that moment in november he could not remember energy department as one of the agencies he wanted to eliminate. >> the third agency of government i would do away with the education, the commerce and, let's see -- >> organization, my. >> i can't. the third one i can't. sorry. oops. >> kasie hunt is covering steven mnuchin's and kelly o'donnell is covering governor perry. >> reporter: i've been watching governor perry's hearing. as you point out, that memorable moment from the presidential sea

. >> reporter: plows working overtime at new york's laguardia airport. weary travelers wondering when and if they will get out. >> just kind of got stuck here for the night. >> reporter: philadelphia hard hit for a second time in two days. neighboring new jersey blanketed with snow. luckily, no one hurt in this 20-car pileup in middletown, connectic connecticut, but plenty of damage. parts of massachusetts bracing for more than a foot of snow. >> i like the warmer weather better. i think most of my neighbors have gone south. >> reporter: out west, another storm system could bring devastation and some of the worst flooding in decades. in northern california, residents taking no chances. >> 300 sandbags on property, already put a bunch out. >> reporter: the truckee river in the tahoe basin expected to crest today, threatening homes and buildings. one more concern -- the rain coupled with melting snow could bring landslides. so, alex, regardless of which coast you live on, the next few days are going to prove very challenging weatherwise. >> well, i'll tell

. >> we got good news for travelers going through new york city laguardia. rity lines are getting short. fantastic. that's all new scanners designed to speed up your time through the checkpoints. they installed the technology yesterday. the screening service is called to clear but you got to sign up and pay up to be a part of it. it then lets you bypass the big lines for id and boarding pass inspection by scanning your eyes, fingers or thumbs at a kiosk. it installed the first systems in orlando and denver seven years ago >> he's a local guy trying to help fellow man and woman. what he's doing for the homeless. >> philadelphia josh hart could finish college basketball player of the year and the secret for success might be something he finished before his 18th birthday. tell you what it is later in sports. >>> police trying to find this group of teens in north philadelphia police say the group of four or five guys punched a 32-year-old man along the 9500 block of west girard avenue last week. they took his wallet and ran off. investigators think the same group

news at noon on your side. jummy: about 30 minutes ago, president-elect donald trump took off in air force one from laguardia airport in new york. in a matter of minutes he will arrive at joint base andrews, and 24 hours from right now he will be sworn in as the 45th president of the united states. good afternoon to you. we are coming to you live from the embassy of canada on pennsylvania avenue. this is where abc 7 will be for the next couple of days as we continue our extensive coverage of the presidential inauguration. a lot is happening and it is having a big impact on the district. we have team coverage this man, covering all angles of this story. suzanne kennedy is looking at the challenges drivers are facing. sam sweeney has a look at the welcome concert, and doug hill is tracking the weather. we go to john gonzales. john: well blend is a great way to describe it -- whirlwind is a great way to describe it. a high state of vigilance before the swearing in. in. take a look at what downtown d.c. looks like. this is the corner of seventh and d street, just about a block from pennsylvania avenue, and this tent was just erecte

airplanes coming into the states from all over the world, new york, new york airports, newark, laguardia, some eight major airports in this country experiencing massive delays. people were upset. there was pandemonium. people were crying. they were throwing up. one woman pregnant, apparently her husband said she was bleeding, if you can imagine that. lots of shoving and lots of pushing. people concerned, when you think about it, as you come into the country as an american, going back home, standing on the line waiting to be processed, you think, oh, my goodness me, i hope everything goes right. because otherwise you get a knot in yr stomach, right? soots of concerns about this the customs folks didn't have a lot to say because they did put this out, and this is critical, at this time there is no indication the service disruption was malicious in nature. people out there worried, hey, maybe, maybe the customs has been hacked, and that would certainly be a very big problem for this country. i have got to tell you, four hours, holiday weekend, people mightily upset, very, very worried, eigh

in new york, after celebrating the new year in florida. his plane landed at laguardiairport last night. and this morning - it's right back to business.. trump is set to meet this week with intelligence officials about alleged russian hacking during the presidential campaign. trump remains skeptical about claims that russia interfered with the election. he says intelligence officials have been wrong before. he referred to the flawed intelligence cited by the bush administration in making the case for invading iraq back in 2003. the state department russian diplomats president obama ordered out of the country have left the u.s. mr. obama also shut down two russian compounds in maryland and new york over the alleged hacking. new developments in the search for the wreckage of a small plane that disappeared over lake erie thursday night. a bag reportedly belonging to the pilot washed up at a yacht club near cleveland. five other people were on the plane including the pilot's wife, his two children, a neighbor and the neighbor's daughter. teams will resume their search later

new york, tamron hall. >> thank you, hallie. great job. a lot going on. you saw the image from laguardiaas donald trump leaves new york headed for washington, d.c. we are following confirmation hearings of two of president-elect trump's cabinet nominees, rick perry and steven mnuchin as -- the "new york times" reports today it was not until after he accepted the job that the governor, quote, discovered he would become the steward of a vast

new questions and a set of concerns about airport security. joining me now kenneth hoenig. he was the commanding officer at jfk and laguardias in new york.at to have you with us. >> good morning. >> i hate to say it takes tragedies like this to kind of expose some of the vulnerabilities that we have at our airports, but airport security obviously coming a long way in the last couple decades. where do you see the holes and what are your concerns after seeing what we witnessed yesterday? >> as the security at the airports has functioned or targeted the attack on aircraft, and put a hard perimeter around the aircraft and protecting people on the aircraft, we've pushed that perimeter out. now the soft areas are the ticket areas and baggage claim areas and train stations, bus stations have become relatively softer targets. what we need to do is keep security levels up and unpredictable. there's no way we're ever going to make it a hard target that we can't ever have an attack. unfortunately, that's the world we live in. and the reality is there's been a lot of talk over the last day about the fact that this gentleman's gun was in his checked

new york city at 11:00 a.m. before making his way to queens and laguardia airport there to board air force two. we know that he is going to be going to a wreath laying ceremony but he's also going to be speaking at the make america great again inaugural concert at 4:00 p.m. the headliners there again toby keith and three doors down and lee greenwood and that will be after voices of the people, the 1:00 p.m. gu some local bands. and some bands also around the country that had to apply in order to perform and they are also going to be here. we actually saw some of them walking down pennsylvania avenue and we have a great vantage point of really everything here and we saw them walking down earlier going through the security check points. >> there must have been some of the high school bands. montgomery county has a list of bands from several high schools and they are going to be involved. the d.c. pipe band. is going to be involved as well. and as donald trump is known to do, he was tweeting this morning on his way here and he just said getting ready to leave for washington, d.c.. the journey begi

as the chairperson of epsoc. >> jenna: i want to point out what is happening in new york city, you are watching laguardia airport, it is our understanding and our beliefthat president-elect donald trump is on the plate that you see about to take off to laguardia headed for washington, d.c. we say we believe he is on this plane. as you know there is a great deal of security around the president-elect and this travel as well, and it is our understanding that he is on this plane with his team of people as well. the plane is a u.s. military plane. it has its own unique markings, and a short flight. eric shawn is with me as well, as you join "happening now." a short flight for washington, d.c., and an important jersey. >> what strikes me as at that as a boeing 727, which is a same kind of plane he owns. it is probably not gold, but it may have a bed, as the vice president of the united states uses this plane, this type, as air force 2, so certainly not as luxurious as the boeing 757 that mr. trump has own, but he will have to park his own private plane at laguardia for at least the next four years and of cour

new york, new jersey area, port authority stepping up patrols in deployment of officers right now with heavy tactical weapons at all surrounding airports in the new york area. that is jfk, newark, laguardia. this of course in the wake of the deadly airport shooting at airport in fort lauderdale. we're joined by john carmino there in fort lauderdale. what jumped out at you? they have one shooter in custody that surrendered himself yet all these people are still being held waiting? >> i think it's smart policing, and a lot was put into perspective and clarified with regard to sheriff israel's comments and seac, fbi office. i was tweeting this out, deputies were telling me a shooter in terminal 1 garage, that determinedded to be confusion with an evacuee. they're engaging in sound policing strategy, still treating scene as active. you want to check every closet, every doorway, trunk of every vehicle, make sure they're secured before you team they're secured. this could take hours. a friend of mine flying into fort lauderdale. i said don't. fly into west palm. they will keep the airport closed for the evening. bringing in k-9 teams. that is what i know. i was told sitting here, got a new pie

then they take a big plainin either 737 or the 757 to laguardia new york a 45 minute trip. 15 minutes.5es and then it's a 20 minuteut motorcade to trump tower fromerf there. so 90 minutes total with a tonht of secret service, choppers, plains, motorcades, the whole deal. you will still be sitting in b traffic for 2.5 hours probablyrl longer now. now >> you got to find out how longg it will take mike pence to bike to new york next. york that's the next >> that's very good.oo >> gary, thank you so much.. >> we appreciate it. >> she's got to get baron back k he's got school on monday. >> 90 minutes.>> 9 all of t0hat just t mo ginet tht and back twice a week. amazing. >> all right. you can get catchat tmz week nights at 3:00 and:00 again at 7:00 right her on fox5. >> wis, over to you isn't 9:48 is the time. coming up next who says youays can't go home? it's steve's turn to open up to sarah frasera and this morning we're talking ' about the year orre so t that hh disappeared from fox5. ♪♪♪ z25eiz z16fz y25eiy y16fy ♪♪ all right. right in case you hadn't heard sarahes fraser stil

new york doing the same. new york state police responding to the various airports to back up the new york port authority in those airports, at jfk, we presume also at newark and laguardia. as i mentioned, miami is also in a forward-leaning posture. the situation on the ground has been so volatile that ft. lauderdale is closed at this moment. no airplanes are going in, none are going out. i suspect it will remain that way for quite some time. the biggest problem is all those people right there, the people out on the ramp, on the tarmac, they have been ebbing and flowing, running out, coming back out, running back out to the ramp. it's been a very, very difficult security posture to ensure that that airport perimeter is secure and that the people out on the ramp are, in fact, all screened and secure. it's going to take some time before everybody out there on the ramp and rescreened, that their confident they've got everything under control and that the perimeter is secure. this could take through the evening, i would guess. but at the moment, miami is operating normally. ft. lauderdale is closed at the moment. >> tom costello following things for us. thank you. i want to

right hand side of your screen, new york's finest all getting ready to line up and take the president-elect to laguardiairport. ashley: kind of cool with motorcycle cops. stuart: new york city's mayor not exactly given his blessing to mr. trump. liz: leading a protest tonight. stuart: leading a big protest against him tonight outside one of the trump hotels in new york city. police motorcycles out right, i guess you say, about 24 of them all together. ashley: i think it would be cool to drive one of those bikes ahead of the presidential motorcade. wouldn't that be cool? stt: taking the president-elect his way to his inauguration. that's something. at this point in the process, we in the media start to follow every move mr. trump makes. he is about to make the move from trump to you irto laguardia. then on down to d.c., and the rest will be history, starting in about 25 hours if i'm not mistaken. ashley: oh, the lights are on. stuart: they're moving. okay. now that means, what? ashley: i don't know. stuart: that means they're moving. that is what it means. ashley: and they have gone. stuart: not the full

new york, doing the same thing. the new york state police backing up the port authority police at newark, jfk, and also at laguardia . we're hearing the same thing from l.a.x. listen, i would suspect that if you are at any major airport in the country and they've been watching these pictures on tv, you can imagine that they have take telephone upon themselves, they did not need an order from anybody in washington. i wanted to address also the fact, kate, that this suspect may have come in having checked a firearm, picked up the firearm we're hearing from the baggage carousel, and then possibly loaded that weapon in the restroom. and you may be thinking, how can you check a firearm? in fact, it's very easy to check a firearm in luggage. it has to be in a secure, locked and hard cased type of case. in order for it to be checked. it's got to be declared with the airline. they have to see your id. they've got to be confident that nobody can gain access to that hard case. in other words, it is a very good hard case and it has a lock on it. and that you must check both ammunition and your weapon. every year, the tsa conf

amazing sight just over an hour ago when he left new york city, people were lining the streets in midtown manhattan just to see him drive off to laguardia airport. >> howard: new yorkers don't usually do that for anybody! >> that's true, somebody -- >> some of us are just happy to have 57th street back. >> he is now in the vehicle and it begins. we have a countdown clock as you can see, that is a clout countdown clock to his swearing and that will take place at noon eastern time tomorrow. donald j. trump has arrived in washington ahead of the inauguration tomorrow. julie, you are oddly silent. >> julie: i'm not silent, i'm taking it in, i have to say this is actually not a joke or an effect, this is in some ways making it much more real for me. i don't know about the rest of you, but again, not from a partisan perspective, but to see donald trump, who most of us have known in a very different capacity then as a senator or congressman or elected official, to emerge out of a plane that says united states of america on it, i think just made it that much more real visually. the picture speaks a thousand words or whatever other cliche. >> wh

new york in the low 40s. keep in mind, that may cause possible delays, jfk and even laguardia.hen as we go into thursday, we've got this next system coming in. and that's also going to bring us pretty intensive wind gusts as well. same thing along the cape, 15-mile-per-hour range, again, around new york, into the low to mid-40s-mile-per-hour range. the reason for this, it's dealing with the next system that's going to be moving forward. now, the next system to come through is really going to be a rainmaker for much of the folks in the mid-atlantic and into the northeast box the temperatures are going to warm up. we're talking 53 in columbus, 60 tomorrow. even philadelphia going from 45 today into 60 tomorrow. >> and we still haven't had a bad snowstorm yet. it's actually the middle of january. >> in my front yard, we've got enough snow that this rain means it's a mud pit. >>> white sox fans with president obama will host chicago cubs at the white house. the president invited the world series champs the night they defeated the cleveland intdz yans in the world series. the team i

had just taken off from laguardia airport for charlotte when a flock of geece disabled the jen, skully landed it in the frigid water. again, all survived miraculously. a new yorkny is accused of burning a toddler on purpose with a hot curling aaron and hard for her to deny it because the whole incident was captured on the family's nanny cam. this is it footage burning the 2-year-old little boy on his fingers and legs, claims she burned him because he was misbehaving. the boys' parents noticed the burns and rolled back the footage >> there was no way i was going to allow that to happen, i told her i was going to call the police >> she's charged with two counts of assault, criminal possession of a weapon and endangering the welfare of a child >>> fire officials in baltimore say two young boys injured in last week's massive house fire that killed six of their siblings are now doing better. the boys who are ages four and five have been upgraded from critical to good condition. official says the mother who also escaped the fire remains in critical condition. the cause of the blaze remains under investigation. >>> an 18-year-old woman is reunited with herby intellec

at least that's what new york governor andrew cuomo is proposing now and vermont senator bernie sanders there by his side as he laid out his plan at laguardiamunity college today. that plan would offer free college tuition to new yorkers whose families make less than $125,000 a year. it would apply to anyone accepted to any two or four-year city or state university. >> we have to have college for every child, man or woman who wants to attend. other countries have already done it. it's time this country catches up. >> the governor wants the program to begin this fall, but first it needs approval by the state legislature. >>> the new golden dawn diner in maple shade could soon be replaced by a parking lot. the landmark restaurant closed after a fire in 2013. shortly after the fire there was a fund-raiser to restore the restaurant, but it never lapped. the parking lot would belong to elite acura dealership next door. the town's zoning board will consider the proposal next week. >>> rather than grabbing an authentic italian meal at a nearby restaurant, visitors to the vatican, they now have a chance to grab a burger at a nearby mcdonald's. a br

laguardia airport. ashley: please, anybody. [laughter] . stuart: please, it really is a problem for those of us who live in the new york area. is is a serious question. i don't see how you can get private enterprise to pay for the rebuilding of laguardia, can you? >> well, you already do, right? there's already an agreement in place for three large companies to rebuild laguardia airport. it's about a 6 billion project. the issue, i think, is how do you do that 50 times, 60 times, 70 times and how do you do it much more quickly. what is it taking, about 15 years to get the permits in place to do laguardia. you need to be able to do that in a year or two years, 18 months, to really rebuild this country and you can do that if you can diminish, reduce the regulatory burden on people who want to develop projects, and then you're going to bring in a tremendous amount of private capital to make those projects happen. stuart: president trump yesterday signed an executive order by which he would speed up, for example, the environmental review process, he's speeding up the permitting process. i mean, he's on this already, norman. >> he

new york, thousands of people showed up at jfk airport over the weekend to protest trump's immigration ban. people who were actually at the protest said, "this is awful." while the people out in laguardialike, "you think you got it bad? we're at laguardia." [ applause ] that's bad. and after senate minority leader chuck schumer got emotional while protesting trump's travel ban, trump accused him of fake crying. [ laughter ] and melania said, "trust me. he doesn't know when someone is faking it." [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh! hey, ho! hey! ♪ >> jimmy: and while all this was going on yesterday at the white house, trump hosted a a screening of the movie "finding dory." [ laughter ] trump said that he actually related more to "finding nemo" because that was about an orange and white cartoon. [ laughter and applause ] why would you -- i don't understand why you -- last week donald trump held a a press conference with british prime minister theresa may, and it seemed like they were pretty focused on one thing. take a look at this. >> we have a really, i think, a a very good relationship. >> we have already struck up a a good, good relationship. >> i hope we have a fantastic relations

news. do stay tuned for that. live to laguardia airport, new york, where donald trump is about to leave new york to head to washingtonow, of course, he will become the 45th president of the united states. earlier we saw him in a motorcade leaving trump tower for the airport. we understand he has arrived and we'll be taking off for washington in the next few moments. we gather he and his members of family through from trump tower to the airport, there were onlookers, a few hecklers, too, apparently, gathering on the streets of manhattan to watch the motorcade we saw briefly leaving trump tower earlier. taking him to laguardia airport. he's travelling without media, we're told, and will attend several events in washington this evening ahead of that swearing in tomorrow. of course we will bring you that live here on bbc news. we we re you that live here on bbc news. we were hearing a little bit earlier on from his incoming white house press secretary, sean spicer, who was talking about the, ' ’ secretary, sean spicer, who was talking abou‘ speech ' ’ secretary, sean spicer, who was talking abou‘ speech 3552” will ' ’ to

new york. if he wants to put federal money to use and quickly, this is the state to do it. big projects i want to get done involved federal interaction. improving laguardia airport. improving jfk airport. the subway system that needs dramatic improvement. basically the conversation was about both the opportunities for the state of new york and the need of the state of new york. while the president-elect is going down to hear about the federal policies. discussed how the affordable care act affects new york and the pitfalls of eight repeal plan which would be dramatic on the state of new york. he is a new yorker. he understood exactly what i was saying. the magnitude of what i was saying. people wouldnsured be a problem. he talks about state control. a question a more it of resources as long as the federal government is providing the resources. process -- thee progress we made is not lost. that did not come up. it was not adversarial. fact. not chew with the he was knowledgeable about the issues on the affordable care act. he has been briefed on the .ederal side i wanted to make sure he had the new york state perspective from a budget point of view. at le

new york. we are ready to build. if he wants to put federal money quickly, this is the state to do it. many of the big projects i want to get done involve federal interactions, improving laguardia airport, improving jfk thatrt, the subway system needs dramatic improvement. basically, the conversation was opportunitieshe for the state of new york, and the needs of the state of new york while the president-elect is going down to hear about the federal policies. we discussed how the affordable and act affects new york, .he pitfalls of a repealed plan which of the dramatic on the state of new york. yorker.new in my sense was, he understood exactly what i was saying. wasthe magnitude of what i saying. 3 million uninsured people would be a problem. control. about state to me it is more a question of resources, as well as the federal government is providing the resources so we make sure the progress we made is not lost. that did not come up. it was not adversarial. i do not know what you mean. we did not chew the fat. may be, to people with queens accent, but we never chewed the fat. he was knowledgeable about the issues on the affordable care act, and the different options that were