he's like all these cities, newark and new york, people are being attacked by people with guns. thank you, geraldo, case closed. you know the crime rate for legal concealed carry permit holders, you know the crime rate is lower than that of police officers? i don't know if you know that, police officers commit more crimes with guns than concealed carry permit holders. you probably don't know that. >> i have in my hand -- from the police commissioner -- >> let me finish my point. i knew you were going to do this. you really, can you try one time, just wants. >> sean: initial thoughts. >> concealed carry record permit holders have a lower crime rate than police officers. the reason the cities you just cited, newark and new york, where i was a police officer, you were not, have a crime problem is because criminals don't go through the legal process. it may get a saturday night special gun off the street, they prey on innocent people who now have no right to defend themselves because they obey the law -- >> sean: okay -- >> and can't get guns and new york. >> from the former police

why and how she ended up in the newark marshlands.me to her that will lead me to maybe where she worked. who her friends were who were family was who she hung out with. and helped lead me to who possibly the killer was. if jane doe was alive today, she would be in her early seventies. a pathologist report from 1985 says she was missing two bottom front teeth. she was found wearing red or orange, dangling earrings, a timex watch and a white middle ring with the pink stone. had the zodiac sign for cancer or the number six and nine on both sides, if you know anything about this case called newark police, you can remain anonymous and we put that contact information on our website ktvu .com. the us government estimates 4400 unidentified bodies are found each year and roughly 1000 remain unidentified. a year or more later, it's fascinating how they took the strand of hair and then the pictures of the school, not even having the skull and then reconstructed and came up with a picture. and really interesting with the woman said . they look so

taken airport like newark airport.ve had weekends where there is under 50% staffing and the controllers are working their tails off to be successful. when you read 50% staff, the 89 operators are scheduled and you have us on a blues guy day at 36 operations per hour. it is a nightmare for customers, for employees, for the airlines. air traffic control in the united states -- there is no margin for error. a little bit of weather can cascade through. guy: your prices have come up a long way. in the long-term you've always told me that is the smart thing to do. that will be hurting here and now. do you think the prices at the levels we are at now, is this the new normal? scott: fuel prices, that is what is driving inflation more than anything. if they stay today's level, $12 billion of incremental expense compared to 2019. 2019 would've been something like $12 billion to $14 billion. a doubling. that is 100% of what is driving inflation in our business. we are preparing for this to be the new normal. i hope it is not, but

why and how she ended up in the newark marshlands.hat name to her, that will lead me to maybe where she worked. who her friends were who were family was who she hung out with. and helped lead me to who possibly the killer was. if jane doe was alive today, she would be in the early seventies. if you know anything about this case, give newark police a call. we put their information on our website ktvu .com. brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. are still ahead. this new and more than 100 million americans are being warned to stay indoors as temperatures climb in parts of the country of the record heat has led to massive snow melt and flooding, forcing the closure of yellowstone national park. are warming trend continues here at home as well. i'll have a look at what you can expect for today, the warmest day of the week air wick. essential mist aroma fragrances. for an exhilarating blend of essential oils. curated with citrus and mint to uplift the senses and transform your mood. air wick essential mist aroma. refresh italiano subway now has

terminal c at newark is mobbed. i have never seen it more crowded in 15 years.h for global entry was empty. that is the international. i know the overall numbers are not higher, but i got to imagine the domestic flights and number of passengers are the highest they've ever been, no? >> absolutely, brian you are right. we forecast that domestic u.s. travel up 40% from where it was in 2019. the reason you don't see that showing up in the tsa numbers is because of what you pointed out. international is still down 50%. business is down 40% if those two groups were back to 2019 levels, the tsa would regularly be screening 3 million passengers a day the system could not handle that it can barely handle what it is doing now. the overall numbers, as you pointed out, are still down 10% from where they were four years ago. >> in terms inals that are domestic at hartsfield at atlanta and o'hare why don't they shift the gates to the international buildings which are down and they feel spac spacious we are seeing tsa agents and lack of tower personnel and lack of pilots. >>

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nobody with her name shows up in any sort of outbound flight from newark.sible she was traveling using a fake id or maybe just using the airport to throw investigators off her trail and possibly left the airport on foot or by some other means. they're poring over all the security footage to see if maybe they can spot her wearing a disguise at the airport, john. right now the reward is up to $5,000. they received more than 70 tips but still no confirmed sightings of katelyn armstrong, john. >> randi kaye, thank you very much. >>> next, putting tomorrow's first session of televised january 6th hearings in perspective. vyret. conquer it with mavyret. cure i it. with mavyret. mavyret cures all types of hep c. in only 8 weeks. the virus multiplies d daily and can damage the liver over time. mavyret stops hep c and cures it. if you've had hepatitis b, it may flare up... ...and cause serious liver problems during and after treatment. tell your doctor if you've had hep b, a liver or kidney transplant, other liver problems... ...hiv, other medical conditions... ...a

in newark.e way , did you ever wonder how union city became union city and there's a lot of history here, so i took to the streets to find out what the locals really know about their town. what three towns border town of union city . um the freemont months? three months? yes ah, freeman. yes, yes. that border fremont months one hayward? yes he would hayward words one good high work . it's great. hayward hayward. yeah this is pretty easy. that's it. it's perfect with newer if you want. i don't know. what do you think? final answer. new war works good, uh, a newark. newark. are you sure? yeah that's right. that's right, uh, newark, fremont hayward. very good. one of america's most beloved candies is actually made in union city. can you name the candy? black, black black. it's right over there, too. right over there. i. i jelly i don't care much sheet fun candy. see's candies can. yeah that's over in south san francisco, thinking licorice licorice and you're right from the top of my head doesn't kn

why and how she ended up in the newark marshlands.e we put that name to her, that will lead me to maybe where she worked. who her friends were who were family was who she hung out with. and helped lead me to who possibly the killer was. if jane doe was alive today, she would be in her early seventies of pathologists report from 1985 says she was missing two bottom front teeth. she was found wearing red or orange, dangling earrings at timex watch and a white middle ring with the pink stone that had the zodiac sign for cancer or the numbers six and nine on both sides. if you know anything about this case called newark police, you can remain anonymous. we put contact information on our website ktvu .com. the u. s government estimates 4400 unidentified bodies are found each year and roughly 1000 remain unidentified . a year or more later, garcia back to the dna dope project. how does it decide? which cases to focus on i imagine they get a lot of input from families and police departments. they have so many cases they're working on right n

nobody with her name shows up in any sort of outbound flight from newark.e she was traveling using a fake id or maybe just using the airport to throw investigators off her trail and possibly left the airport on foot or by some other means. they're poring over all the security footage to see if maybe they can spot her wearing a disguise at the airport, john. right now the reward is up to $5,000. they received more than 70 tips but still no confirmed sightings of katelyn armstrong, john. >> randi kaye, thank you very much. >>> next, putting tomorrow's first session of televised january 6th hearings in perspective. but, at upwork, we found her. she's in austin between a dog named klaus and her favorite shade of green. it's actually salem clover. and you can find her right now on upwork.com when the world is your workforce, finding the perfect project manager, designer, developer, or whomever you may need... tends to fall right into place. find top-rated talent who can start today on upwork.com at booking.com, finding perfect isn't rocket science. kitchen? sort

we talked about how the tri-state area and new york has been a real problem over these delays and newarkcertainly parts of that and they're taking stens starting july 1st that will lessen the likelihood of having cancellations and delays. >> phil lebeau, thank you very much. >>> a coach rescuing one of her swimmers during a competition in budapest it happened when swimmer anita alvarez fantsed while she was under water doing a solo routine at the championships and it wasn't the first time her coach had to jump into action. >> a very determined swimmer from anita alvarez >> frightening moments for an american swimmer who faninted while competing at the 2022 fina world aquatic championships last night in budapest hungary. team usa artistic swimmer anita alvarez was performing her routine in the finals when she began sinking to the bottom of the pool it looks like she's having problems her coach, andrea fuentes watching the routine unfold can be seen initially smiling from the sidelines before she realized something had gone terribly wrong >> the coach is actually diving into the pool to ge

may 17th, the day before she is spotted at newark airport.es to get a new driver's license. criminal law there usually is no coincidence. i think she got her sister's driver's license or state i.d. and is traveling under a fake name. that's what i think. this is very close to canada, the canadian border. if you look at the stats, it is really easy to slip over the border. why fly out of newark? she must have flown out with her sister's i.d. >> bill: you do. when we spoke a week ago there was surveillance video of her getting out of a cab arriving at newark airport. you are saying she traveled with her sister's i.d. >> yes, why else would the sister suddenly want a new driver's license sent to the livingston manner address. two possibilities. since she was in close proximity to the canadian border she either went over the border and flew out of newark under her sister's name. that's what i think she is going on and take up residency elsewhere. i'm betting on canada. why fly out of newark to get to canada and risk getting caught in the airport?

reporting from newark liberty international airport. lydia, who box business.ktvu fox two news at six. 49 years to the week a landmark supreme court decision has been overturned. supreme court justices stripped away the constitutional right to end abortion in america. it didn't limit it. i simply took it away. has never been done to right so important to so many americans. but they did it. it's a sad day for the court and for the country. that ruling fundamentally changes the legal protections around abortion nationwide, and the court signals that other significant rulings could be next. good evening. i'm andre senior cristina rendon. today is the day anti abortion advocates have been waiting for well. the ruling is outraged abortion rights supporters. let's get right to those demonstrations happening across the country and here in the bay area. protesters criticizing today's supreme court ruling and this gathering began about two hours ago, a large crowd marched down market street in san francisco gathering at civic center plaza . other demonstrations have bee

newark cancelled 17% of the flights today. about the issues at newark that's why united said it will cut 12% of the daily flights out of newark, which is its hub, starting july 1st. not a lot of reaction since they made that decision in terms of all airlines, they have been scaling back their july flight plan starting at the beginning of this year if you compare the flight scheduled from january to now, omg. all of them bringing down their scheduled considerably and wunt to take a look at two stocks substantially in the red. spirit as well as frontier or its parent company they have reached an agreement with spirit in a merger deal in which they rejected jet blue here's the ceo talking with us this morning about why he believes spirit and frontier still makes the most sense >> this is a clear choice. our merger actually lowers fairs with consumers, whereas the jetblue important i think lowering fares for consumers is much more important. >> jetblue says spirit is making the wrong choice they said that on friday when spirit cam

50 flights daily, 12% of schedule out of newark.eason is simple. reduced delays caused by construction at the regional hub. airlines saying this in a memo obtained by fox, even though we have planes, pilots, crew, staff to support newark schedule, this will allow us to relief 50 departures which should minimize delays, improve online performance not only for customers but everybody flying through newark. this news as airlines limit service to smaller cities on monday. american airlines after labor day will limit service for three cities, toledo, is lip new york, all because after regional pilot shortage. of course newark airport is not servicing a small cities. it is one of three big airports serving entire new york city region. none of other united six united hubs will be affected. meantime a thousand flights across the u.s. were axed yesterday as pilot association president calls on the faa to investigate, get this, pilot shortages. i send it back to you, neil, i will say, my vacation next thursday we're flying across the pond. fi

emilie ikeda, nbc news, newark, new jersey >>> a history making moment at th westminster dog show trumpet, a four-year-old bloodhound from illinois, becoming the first of his breed to win best in show at the 146th annual canine competition this year's show drew more than 3,000 dogs and more than 200 different breeds. >>> up next, the american swimmer saved by her coach in a remarkable rescue. our exclusive interview with both coming up. >>> finally tonight, the harrowing moments in a pool for an american swimmer who passed out but is alive thanks to quick action from her coach. miguel almaguer spoke with them both in an exclusive interview. >> america anita alvarez. >> reporter: it was another stunning performance for american artistic swimmer anita alvarez who drew cheers from the crowd and smile from the coach, until a wave of concern washed across the world aquatics championship in budapest, hungary, as alvarez suddenly plunged into darkness. what's the last thing you remember >> i remember feeling like it was a great performance. i started to feel a bit of numbness in my fingers and h

to cut 50 daily departures from its newark hub to address congestion.ion and staffing that waiver was approved earlier this month if were you planning on frying out of newark on united in early july like i was, be on the lookout. let's see what happens apparently, they say this is not affecting their other hubs, this was a newark issue this is already one of the busiest hubs it was causing problems throughout the rest of the country, too again, these are probably for flights that were already sold, and we'll see what happens >> again, th this goes back to what should have been done >> it is true that we've seen problems with air traffic control, that you've seen problems even with the lines for security, for tsa to get through. i don't fknow about the construction but it's interesting that they can't cut these flights until they get a waiver from the government does that mean they should be selling those flights up until the point they get the waiver in. waiver >> i think that's why they have to get the waiver. the question is should the government be g

. >> also part of the newark package that deals with higher capacityty magazines? >> there's actually a competition measure in the newark package of legislation because what they are doing is they limited the size of magazine but they allowed the ones people alreadyhe own to remain illegal per. >> grandfathered those in? >> grandfathered exactly. with the are now doing is removing that legal protection so if you possess any of those magazines you may have purchased legally at the time that would become a crime. you have to give them up or destroyde them. bucks have you heard how they plan to address that will they have some sort t of buyback orca grandfather. were you can turn them in? >> there is a grace. but new jersey is a similar action a couple years ago. they did not have a buyback they also did not couple with any sort of enforcement mechanism they were not going door-to-door necessarily to try to find these magazines either. usually the way these work is often times there used to pack on crime somebody commit some other crime with that done they happen to h

, not from _ watford and one from newark, not from from here in nottingham shire.m here in nottingham shire. my reaction to it is it's obscene, it's unlawful against the geneva convention. can i say, we are really, _ convention. can i say, we are really, really surprised by the sort of thing? — really, really surprised by the sort of thing? when we are playing, the uk is _ of thing? when we are playing, the uk is rightly in my view but, that's arguable _ uk is rightly in my view but, that's arguable and some people we are playing _ arguable and some people we are playing such a prominent role at the forefront _ playing such a prominent role at the forefront of — playing such a prominent role at the forefront of the opposition to what the russians are doing. i fear this is one _ the russians are doing. i fear this is one of— the russians are doing. i fear this is one of the inevitable consequences that we have to live with _ consequences that we have to live with it _ consequences that we have to live with. ., , , consequences that we have to live with. . , , ., .,

how many flights have been canceled at newark so far today? departing flights here at newark, that's more than 100 flights scheduled for this airport, and we're see ing that number climb as the morning wears on, across the country we're tracking more than 700 cancellations for the day already. this is happening as we're see ing a surge of passengers return to flying just ahead of the july 4th holiday weekend. just yesterday the tsa screened more than 2.4 million people. that's the highest checkpoint volume since february of 2020. now, all travelers face these disruptions airlines are pointing the finger at the federal aviation administration. a letter written by the trade group, airlines for america, to transportation secretary pete buttigieg, says air traffic control staffing challenges have led to traffic restrictions under blue sky conditions. the group adds that an faa facility in jacksonville, florida "has been under staffed for 27 of the last 30 days" which is crippling to the entire east coast traffic flow, but the faa, stuart, is pushi

they're hoping someone will recognize her and contact the newark police department. >>> a live look at the white house where president biden signed a sweeping executive order today protecting lgbtq americans. >> my message so all the young people, just be you. you are loved. you are heard. you are understood. you do belong. and i want you to know that as your president, all of us on this stage have your back. >> kpix 5's reed cowan spoke to somebody with the biden administration about what this means, especially during pride month. reed? >> admiral rachel levine with the department of health and human services under the biden administration says this executive order signed at the white house on white house letterhead tells you at home that this administration not only sees you but wants to protect you. so what is it? here are the basics. the president's executive order includes a pledge to end conversion therapy that seeks to ungay a person's orientation. support for families and educators who are confronting these issues and help for lgbtqi + people. and training for judges on the nee

hayward hayward's one fremont fremont is to newark . newark is three.re you guys sure, one of america's most beloved candies is actually made in union city? can you name the candy? black, black black. it's right over there, too. right over there. i peanut jelly. i don't care much sheets, fun candy. well tomorrow we will explore more facts and trivia about union city. we will also get a sampling of some of the best foods it has to offer so tune in for tomorrow's trip to union city during mornings onto the nine will also be highlighting other cities in the bay area with moore's of trips throughout the summer, alright, coming up in sports warriors. lawyers warriors and improbable run by golden state to get that fourth title in eight seasons. jason appelbaum will have more reaction coming up in sports, but first take a look. this is what the san francisco chronicle's front page will look like. tomorrow morning. there it is. how cool is that? the headline forever forever champs . there it is. take it in, soak it up for savoring the moment it up for savoring

cbs' michael george is at newark airport with the details.el. >> reporter: adriana, good evening. starting at evening. starting at midnight, americans and international travelers won't need a negative test to get back into the u.s. it comes as the summer travel season is in full swing with a lot of americans ready to fly again. starting sunday, americans who travel out of the country won't risk being stranded if they test positive for covid. >> we've come a long way with the pandemic now. and that will ease the flow of people, you know, in and out of the states. >> reporter: cbs news medical contributor dr. david agus says the decision by the biden administration is appropriate. is this the right time to ease back on those testing requirements? >> yeah, when you look at the data, the testing requirements aren't doing much. this is the right decision to do. >> reporter: also, late friday, the f.d.a. announced moderna's vaccine is safe and effective for children under 6. a vote is expected next week on whether to grant emergency use authorizati

jason cooper says it took him about 24 hours to get to seattle. >> it was chaos out of newark.ing their frustration, too. southwest pilots protesting this week in dallas to raise awareness on the pilot shortage, fatigue and stress. coming up at 7:00, expert tips to help you avoid travel chaos before it takes off. that's your gma first look. kumasi: a power outages is forcing the san jose earthquakes soccer team to reschedule their biggest game. they are delaying the classico match against the galaxy until september 24. it was supposed to be played on saturday, vasily have been telling you this week, an outage caused by a wildfire has had stanford without power for days. more than 30,000 tickets have already been sold, but they will carry over to september automatically. reggie: the world's ugliest dog contest is back in petaluma. >> my friend said she is the ugliest dog. as a joke, we put him in, then he was a fan favorite. reggie: that is the tongue. here's a glimpse of previous contestants. yes. jobina: [laughter] reggie: organizers say they are all so adorably ugly that they

it was her, the woman who was waltzing around newark airport. love rival.iend had a one week affair with the psychist, then a repeat date with her, lies about it and she goes and shoots the woman dead. multiple gunshot wounds to this young girl. her family devastated. somehow she has managed to slip through the fingers of the texas rangers, austin police and security at laguardia and newark. something interesting. you see she is wearing the same exact clothing in newark may 18th as she was wearing in laguardia when she touched down from a texas flight may 14. what does it tell me? wherever she is staying she hasn't bought any clothes and no one has given her clothes. i am not a fashion expert. i don't care about fashion, but look, we're looking for a white female killer, long brown hair, yoga teacher. here is her white female with a yoga mat on her back. she went to newark to throw the cops off to make them think she took a flight. i don't get it. why go there unless you are taking a flight? >> bill: she probably knows someone in the area. armed and dangero

in newark the worst were in newark and in detroit. um in newark, there were five days of street battles, which approached the scale of watts. many died in the valley of police gunfire six people were killed when police fired indiscriminately into the crowds. including a 74 year old man who was walking to get his car and a mother who came out to find her children, so it's chaos right? chaos and really please. just at the end 26 people were dead mostly african-american and more than 700 injured less than a week later was detroit. look at that. exploded into what was called the largest urban disturbance of the 20th century. but as a contrast to newark in terms of city leadership and political representation detroit had two african american congressmen that it's significantly black middle class. but again, they still have people in poverty and the police that they have very progressive man, but he could not reign. a police in and what sparked this was? there was an after-hours bar where there was celebrating the return of two veterans fro

let's go live to madison at newark liberty international airport and find out how that's being receivedow things are going. madison? >> it is great news for travelers coming in from international destinations. the bad news, as you can very clearly tell is that i lost my voice this past weekend at my college re union, but i saw some international friends there. they had to get the test because this rule only went into effect yesterday. so all the travelers behind me who have flown in from international destinations, this is the international terminal here at newark, none of them needed to get that test, within a 24 hour period. it alleviates a ton of stress and honestly travel industry experts are hoping this will mean more people will be traveling. a lot of experts in the travel industry as well as political leaders from major city hubs in the united states really pushed for this change because it's been slow to see those international travelers come back. i want to show you some of the numbers of what we're talking about. you know, it was founded by the u.s. travel association -- it wa

shaq was in newark, new jersey, on monday, unveiling two new projects. among them, a mixed income residential building that will provide nearly 400 affordable apartments called shaq tower. he said he'll never forget his roots. >> i'm you. i'm not the guy that was the smartest in school. i'm not the guy that, you know, was the most popular. i'm you. we come from the same place. >> shaq also plans to live in the penthouse of one of the buildings. >> imagine running into him on your daily walk. >> you could definitely spot him by the way. he's like 7 feet tall. >> yeah, you won't miss him. >>> last saturday night was one that a gentleman in england might never forget. >> we are talking about the guy with -- look at your screen there -- with the white hair, red top, and jeans, crowd surfing at a killers concert in manchester. that's pretty, i guess, unusual, right, for a 67-year-old guy? >> he became known as billy on social media. unfortunately, billy did get dropped by the crowd at one point. >> yeah. >> forcing the band to stop and make sure he was okay,

he's like whenhe all these citis newark in new york with all these gun laws, people areh being attacked by people. c thank you for although caselo closed. you know the crime rate for legal concealed carry permit le their crimenow rate here , all those lower offi that of police officers. i don't know if youce knowrs, police officers actually commit more crimes with guns than concealedce carry permit holderw probably don't know that . the people i have in my hand i have in my hand the people from the police commissioner. i knew you were going to do this . i knew it. i you can't you can't really. can you try once to let me just one time just once finish your thought concealed carry weapons permit holders have a lower crime rate than police officers. the reason the cities you just cited newark and new york where i was a police officer, you were not havingic crime. problem is because criminals don't go through the legal process. ig they get a saturday night special. i got off the street, they prey on innocent people who now havet no right to defend themselves because they obey a law and can'

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dicen que hay cuatro aeropuertos especialmente problemÁticos, uno es el de la guardia, el otro en newarkcremento de viajes en verano y las consecuencias de retrasos y cancelaciones. >> me toca hacer otro test de covid, que me cuesta 100 mÁs. >> puedes estar en el aviÓn y nos despegas. estas un rato y otro rato y te hacen bajar. nos ha pasado varias veces. pablo: un amuleto que muchos van a necesitar. patricia: hablando de viajes, las autoridades de estados unidos emitieron una nueva alerta de viajes y ampliaron la lista de paÍses a los que considera de alto riesgo para que sus ciudadanos vayan. las razones de esta alerta son diferentes para cada paÍs y pueden ser tanto sanitarias como de inestabilidad polÍtica y social. entre los paÍses en esta lista se encuentra mÉxico. reportera: la violencia de mÉxico que hace titulares internacionales tiene intranquila a la ciudadanÍa y en alerta a estados unidos, que una vez mÁs actualizÓ la alerta de viaje para sus ciudadanos que visitan esta tierra. >> en todos lados hay violencia, secuestros, falta de interÉs por parte de nuestras autoridades. re

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lydia hu has been tracking it all from newark international airport. lydia? >> hi there, charles. just today here in newark, we're seeing about one in six flights cancelled for the day across the country. we're tracking around 4,300 flights that have been cancelled or delays. we're seeing the number grow as the dare wears on. this is on the heels of a very busy travel weekend that saw more than 1,500 flights cancelled. more than 1,200 flights delays. the tsa screened more than 2.4 million people yesterday. that's the highest volume since february of 2020. with passenger frustration, now comes the finger pointing. air lanes are blaming the faa. a letter written by air traffic control says there's staffing challenges and has led to restrictions under blue sky conditions. an faa facility in jacksonville, floridas had been understaffed for 27 of the last 30 days and they say that is causing some real severe crippling to the entire east coast traffic flows. but the faa here, charles, is pushing back on that pointing out the pandemic relief for the taxpayer dollars that the airlines hav

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>> in newark particular, enforce the rules that limit the number of flights that operations can handle. and they are not the only ones. but the other thing we need is to get the air traffic control towers back to full staffing. >> those major travel challenges aren't limited to the skies. right now thousands of rail workers in britain are on strike over pay as well as job cuts in the country's largest rail strike in deck k5ids. a and the walkout is causing severe disruption. scott mcclain is at the london bridge station right now. and give us a sense of what you are seeing. >> reporter: i mean, you know this well, this is one of the busiest stations in the entire uk and there is hardly anyone here. and this should be rush hour. so these are the stairs and escalators up to two of the platforms and you can see it says please check time table for services which means there is no train leaving from this platform anytime soon and actually most of the platforms are not being used right now. there is maybe 10%, 20% of the usual trains coming and going this morning compared to what there norma

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the weather is beautiful in ne newark i had a flight to newark two weeks ago.ote for weather two days before the flight was supposed to takeoff tampa to newark canceled 48 hours in advance for weather weather is a very convenient excuse bring up the tsa chart again i know we're down 10% to 15% from total peak, but as we talked in the previous hour, brian, if we had a tsa number for domestic travel, i'll bet you it would be above any previous record because international travel is still awful. the fact we're that close to me says more people seem to be getting on the plane in the united states than any time before what do you think about that >> absolutely. u.s. airports are packed i highly recommend if you don't have tsa pre-check global entry. invest in it today you know -- >> clear >> clear is a lifesaver when your flights get canceled, u.s. depoesn't have a bill of rights if you are flying in the eu, look all eu 261 compensation airlines have to pay for delays. in the u.s., don't go after airline. go after the credit card you use to book the flights. they ha

united airlines cutting 20% of flights from newark airport. lydia hu is live for us. frustrated passengers, i imagine. >> absolutely. we actually just heard a passenger traveler tell his family we have to say a little prayer this morning that our flight is not canceled and the sense of what the mood is like at newark. a lot of nervous travelers hoping to make their flight because we've seen so many cancellations in the past week. nearly 8,000 flights leaving traveling into or traveling within the u.s. canceled in the past week. 168% increase over the same week last year. while many air carriers are blaming the backlog in flights on rising demand or weather and air traffic control issues some pilots accuse the airlines of overscheduling flights. allied pilots association represents 14,000 pilots that work for american airlines is calling on the federal aviation administration to investigate airline scheduling practices. >> as pilots, we're beyond exhausted. they are trying to get us to fly to the maximum that the faa has. bad news is it means that flights cancel. when

from newark brought his family here from the east bay to enjoy what they could from the outside. so you don't have $5,000, $10,000 to send everybody? >> no, we wish. >> reporter: this crew of celtics fans just met each other while strolling around chase center. david kent flew in from mississippi last night. devon harris drove in from the central valley. >> we just happened to run across another celtics fan. so we don't have that many coming out there today. >> reporter: they are undefeated in the playoffs at home. >> right. but i like our road record right now. so our chances are looking good. we're like 6-2 on the road. >> reporter: he would like all the bandwagoners to please sit down. he's been cheering for the warriors for 56 years with the worn out jersey to prove it. after everything the team went through the past two years, this trip to the finals is all about not taking it for grant it. >> we're used to coming back all the time. and sometimes that diversity, it -- once you get to this point, you're like, we went through a lot. now we're here again. let's relish this and

you can see some of the summer travel boom playing out behind me as i was driving into newark liberty. i saw cars inching along trying to get to the airport. we saw more than 3,000 flights nixed across the country since friday. this, unfortunately, feels like a bit of deja vu. here is more from some frustrated travelers. take a listen. >> look at the line. i mean, welcome to 2022, i guess. >> my sister is getting married and the reception was tomorrow but we're not going to make it. >> i get here to the airport just for our flight to be delayed, delayed, delayed. at about 11:30 last night the flight was canceled. >> reporter: and this summer airlines will continue to contend with bad weather, staffing shortages, and exorbitant jet fuel prices, one of the driving factors in what's making the cost of travel so high right now. the average roundtrip flight costs nearly $400 for the month of june. still, it's not stopping demand. we saw some 2.4 million passengers take to the skies on friday alone. tsa says that is a record for the year of 2022 and just shy of a pandemic high. the transpor

especially up in the new york area look, it's always congested and we've got construction going on at newarkof that construction, american airlines today granted a waiver from the faa to bring down its schedule at its hub in newark and that's not a surprise given the fact that the problems that they've seen there, they want to limit the problems in the future starting july 1st, they're cutting 50 flights a day it starts july 1st, expect it to extend at least through august, though it could continue into september or october, and granting the waiver the faa said the faa recognizes the reduced number of available gates in terminal a and the anticipated runway construction project at ewr present a continuous unusual set of circumstances beyond the control of any carrier and again, these cuts, they just put out the july schedule overnight where they are reducing the flights and we're going to see them do that in the next week for their august schedule don't be surprised if they do it for september and october. depending on how long the construction goes and whether or not they feel they need to

they say armstrong was at newark airport on may 18th, four days after she was seen carrying a yoga mat through austin's airport on her way to new york, and there is a reward out for any information leading to her arrest. len and amanda? >>> election officials are holding out hope for big turnout numbers today. >> that's because only 15% of registered california voters have actually returned their ballots so far. broken down by county, santa clara reports about the same, 16%. san francisco is about 20% and in san mateo, about the same, just 88,000 ballots have come back of the more than 430,000 that went out. >> in terms of looking at the actual numbers compared to the 2018, we're at about maybe 25% below that at this juncture. that could change in a heartbeat. >> political analysts say the absence of high-profile, big-ticket races could dent turnout as could ballot fatigue as californians just voted in last fall's gubernatorial recall. >> here's a look at the top race for attorney general. anne marie schubert is running as an independent, republican nathan hockman, they are trying to u

i'm lydia, who at newark liberty international airport will have in nevada, the nation's largest reservoir is approaching a dangerous low water level, like made is on the verge of becoming what's known as a deadpool, where water doesn't flow anymore . the water level right now is that 1043 ft. the level could drop another 30 ft by september. water levels would only need to drop another 120 ft to hit deadpool status and water officials worry that there won't be enough water to power. hoover dam, the latest map from the u. s. drought monitor shows that most california is now in extreme drought. those areas are in the red and include yellow county, sacramento and san joaquin counties. most of the bay area is in orange, and we're still in a severe drought. the deeper red areas are the driest in the state, including parts of fresno. and current counties. alright let's get over to steve paulson would look at your weather forecast. we can expect rain this time of year. little to none. the only thing i would say is, if the current pattern holds, then it would offer hope for september and october,

. >>> new this morning, united airlines now permanently suspending 123 rs of its routes from newark airport1,000 flights were canceled wednesday nationwide, more than 3400 delayed. i've experienced some of this, i'm sure you have as well, it is no fun. >> and pete muntean is joining us now from reagan national. you've heard the from us trags fromtrags -- frustration from united ceo and now cans liceling all the flights for good? >> reporter: yeah, we should put the caveat though on the latest united announcement, united says that it is scaling back at newark by about 12% starting july 1. that is 50 departures a day. united says this is not about staffing, that is what most airlines are doing scaling back their schedules because of the big staffing issues. united says it is because of existing congestion issues. people know it as delay city. we know that airlines over and over again are dealing with this. in fact airlines are still reeling from bad weather on the east coast. still murky here at reagan national. just checked flight a waware, 6 cancellations so far today. airlines got smaller