president biden in washington and former president donald trump heading to newark international airportade. just to come back to you, domestic terrorism in the united states, how much of an issueis united states, how much of an issue is this in the us? it united states, how much of an issue is this in the us?- issue is this in the us? it has been a huge _ issue is this in the us? it has been a huge issue _ issue is this in the us? it has been a huge issue for- issue is this in the us? it has been a huge issue for years. | been a huge issue for years. domestic terrorism has been the largest source of terrorism in the united states for over a decade. it was neverforeign extremists, it was always domestic extremist that killed more americans. this includes the spate of school shootings we have and it is directly relating to the widespread availability of weapons that were likely used in this attack today. i were likely used in this attack toda . , ., ., were likely used in this attack toda. , ., ., ,. ,, today. i 'ust want to discuss the role today. i just want to discuss the role of _ tod

alexis mcadams at newark liberty airport. >> reporter: no major issues so far this morning but as weat could change at a moments notice because it is going to be one of the busiest travel holidays on record. one thing we've been dealing with the newark airspace is somehow we've been talking about for months, faa air traffic control shortage. they don't have enough staff so twice this week they had to pause those arrivals here at the airport so we will see what happens today. look what's happening on the screen and throughout the day at airports across the country, talking about chicago, dallas, orlando, houston, you can see it's a line of people in chicago which is pretty busy, houston not so bad at this time, the tsa's is a record number of travelers are going to pass through security checkpoints this year so one of the busiest travel laser the airport this holiday would be today and the seventh and eighth of july with people coming back on monday, travelers say get to the airport early. >> got here early, plenty of time but we will see how it goes. >> honestly this is my first time

se le ha visto aterrizar en newark, new jersey y bajar de su avión por su propia cuenta.ambién ha saludado a los que estaban ahí presentes y se le ve en buena condición de salud. el ataque sucedió esta tarde alrededor de las 6 en butler, pennsylvania, mientras realizaba un evento de campaña. llevaba unos 10 minutos hablando cuando se desató el tiroteo. really see something that said take a look what happened. este es el momento en el que trump hablaba en el podio cuando se escucharon las detonaciones de disparos en medio de la multitud, lo vemos tocarse la oreja. primero agacharse y de inmediato la respuesta de agentes del servicio secreto que tratan de cubrirlo hasta escoltarlo fuera del lugar. se confirmaron 2 personas muertas, un asistente al evento y el tirador la agencia a cargo. ahora de esta investigación es el fbi y hace unas horas se dirigieron por primera vez a la prensa. escuchen lo que dijeron. well, we're calling an assassination attempt against our former president donald trump. confirmaron además que tienen a un sospechoso ya identificado en el momento. no

planes parked at gates at newark airport this morning. across the country, more than 10,000 flights canceled or delayed. passengers waiting at the airport in atlanta, one of the most affected areas. reports of 911 services interrupted. some hospitals canceling elective surgeries. disruptions at fed ex. even this starbucks in austin. tonight, crowdstrike is reassuring the public the outage was not due to a cyber attack, saying they are scrambling to get everyone back online. but the scope of the disruptions a stark reminder of our dependance on technology and our cyber vulnerabilities nationwide. abc's erielle reshef leads us off at laguardia airport here in new york. >> reporter: tonight, computer chaos coast to coast and around the world. tens of thousands of flights canceled and delayed after what many are calling the largest global i.t. outage in history. 911 systems, hospitals, banks, courts, and especially airports, practically brought to a standstill. >> that screen is not normal. >> reporter: information displays at american airpor

the shortage was not at newark's tower.was at a facility on long island, new york, that manages the region's airspace. the faa wants to relocate controllers there to philadelphia, but the controllers oppose that move. >> new concerns this morning about the search for an american woman missing in the bahamas. for nearly two weeks now, the family of a chicago woman missing in the bahamas is now pleading for more support from the u.s. government. 41 year old taylor casey was last seen june 19th while attending a yoga retreat on paradise island. >> a young lady called me and said, have you heard from taylor ? and i'm like, i'm looking at the phone because i know this. she was from the yoga retreat. and then she said, taylor hasn't showed up for yoga classes. >> casey's mother traveled to the retreat last week, and now says her visit was deeply unsettling. she says she had to beg to talk to students at the retreat, and says it felt like the students were told what to say and what not to say. and seymour says she saw no missing p

nevertheless, around 12:37 in the morning in newark, new jersey, posting a video of former president trump deplaning in the video. you see the former president slowly walking down the steps, flanked by security. he briefly waves. no comment made. it is unclear at this hour exactly where he went next. we know he has the trump national golf course in bedminster, it's about 30 minutes away. a place he frequently goes to in the summer and where his daughter ivanka was married. we saw 1:20 a.m. a large nvoy of security vehicles including state police exit in that direction, away from the club, followed by support vehicles. it's possible he is spending the night in bedminster, but we are waiting word from his campaign as to when we will see and hear from the former president. >> what else can you tell us about the moments after the shooting. we keep watching this video with the former president is giving his rally speech. where he then appears to grab the side of his head and then docs a short time later. gets up and we see the blood on the side of his face, and we see him raise his fist i

we will look at the east coast airport at newark airport.you see the massive amount of people waiting. it looks like hundreds of people in this shot. in the new york area, laguardia airport here. people lining up at kiosks trying to figure out the next steps. a ground stop at so many airports around the world. american airlines lifts its ground stop. phil lebeau reporting a number of american airlines flights are able to takeoff. a developing situation. a global i.t. situation right now caused by an update from crowdstrike. karen and arjun, i want to come back over to you. what is the latest you are seeing related to the situation? we are seeing some encouraging signs, but a number of systems relating and critical to so many lives right now. >> absolutely. when it comes to the different airports, that is where the problem has been. heathrow seems to be okay. some airlines are impacted because of the destinations. to the united states with the delays to miami flight. in terms of gatwick, there are problems there this morning. just to contextu

at newark airport for us.fficials say that this is could be the busiest travel day of the summer. >> reporter: we're talking about the peak travel day, airports from coast to coast will be busy, certainly that travel rush has come in waves here at newark. overall tsa expects to screen 3 million passengers just today alone. that's a critical test for airlines, delta and united seeing a swell in passengers, american airlines said it's their busiest day in history, which is they'll be putting up more than 6500 flights to get everybody home. they also issued a travel advisory for those flying in and out of the storm zone, talking hurricane beryl. the roads where we'll see that mass exodus, more than 66 million americans will be making that road trip. it's important to know if you're going to be heading out. if you leave now you're more likely to run into traffic. wait it out a little bit and leave later in the evening and you should be in pretty good shape. linsey. >> linsey: try to stretch it out to monday mornin

enough faa workers were twice this week newark had to pause incoming flights to try to catch up. let's look at airports across the country, see they are on your screen right now i don't hair in chicago, dallas, orlando, and houston. this comes as the tsa bill i should say record number of travelers will pass through security checkpoints this year. were of the busiest travel days in the airport this holiday? that would be today and the seventh and 8th of july when people are coming back sunday and monday. travelers say get to the airport early, listen. speaker right now is looking okay so far. i've gotten here earlier with plenty of time but we will see how it goes. if i can check and smoothly i be perfectly happy. >> honestly this is my first time to travel during this holiday. so i'm taking the risk i am going to see my sisters. >> on top of each pack packed travel period and adding in hurricane beryl that could add to some delays we see at the board right now, traffic on the roadways unprecedented this fourth of july, this is what is going on in chicago a live look at i-90 it i

breaking news -- we have not confirmed this but reporting that the former president has arrived at newark every international airport in new jersey, fox has not confirmed that, six hours after the shooting at his rally in butler, pennsylvania. with that, it's important to bring in fox news medical contributor doctor janette nesheiwat to give us an idea. are you surprised that if he was released from the hospital this time that he's getting on a plane and likely going back to florida to get ready for the republican national convention? if you were a doctor, he would say that's fine? >> well, president trump is very tough and resilient you saw him right away after he was struck but personally, i would want my patient to be observed a little bit longer but what we see happen, we saw most likely the bullet grazed his ear. from what the pictures we saw, the external part of his earlobe was swollen. it looked like he had what was called a hematoma, collection of blood in the year and tissue damage from the bullet so most likely happened is after they conducted their initial assessment in the pr

you've been at newark all day. what are you hearing from folks who are trying to fly and could people still run into issues this evening? >> reporter: oh, boy, zinhle, people are frustrated and they've been frustrated since about 5:00 a.m. this morning. i watched as people arrived to newark airport. they first tried to use their kiosk to print their boarding passes. that didn't work. they would walk over to the board, try to figure out, what does the delay look like? the board wouldn't update. they were told by staff that the board had inaccurate information on it. you see it's busy behind me here but there were hundreds of people packed in here earlier. the wait for some passengers to get through the line just to talk to someone was four to five hours by some estimates. you can imagine there were tears and a lot of frustration. a lot of people gave up at this point and they left because not only could they not get information on a flight they hoped to take today, they could not rebook because all of the rebooking

video we have obtained from his campaign descending from the 757 airport and newark international airport. officials confirming one member of the crowd tragically was killed in the shooting. at least two others critically injured. this is continuing coverage of the shooting of the former president of the rally in pennsylvania yesterday. i am eric shawn. >> i am arthel neville. we know the shooter is also dead, 20-year-old matthew crooks of bethel park, pennsylvania. the secret service says he fired multiple shots from an elevated position outside of the rally from the roof of a nearby office building before he was killed by agents. the fbi leading the investigation is calling this an attempted assassination. >> we have had we call an assassination attempt against our former president, donald trump. it is still an active crime scene as i mentioned, we have a number of agents on scene. we are working closely with other federal agencies. state partners and local police partners as well. >> president biden spoke with mr. trump after the shooting and announced the violence in an address to the

. >> jesse: flying out of newark. it is prenice these days. >> judge jeanine: is it?the only one i really don't do is jfk. why walk 7 miles when you can fly? >> judge jeanine: new jersey is better now? i just booked out of jfk. >> jesse: try newark. >> judge jeanine: when did this happen? >> jesse: last year. >> tyrus: absolutely phenomenal. to pat's to the good people of new jersey, maybe i will be your government one day. >> jesse: i like it. >> tyrus: unless harold is running. >> dana: he lives in new york. >> jesse: up next on this fourth of july, we are facing off in a patriotic trivia challenge. stay right there. ♪ ♪ every day, more dog people, and more vets are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. they're quitting the kibble. and kicking the cans. and feeding their dogs dog food that's actually well, food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned for your dog. and delivered right to your door. it's smarter, healthier pet food. get 50% off your first box at thefarmersdog.com/realfood (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years ha

trump received medical care and you see him landing at newark airport a little more than two hours ago. trump gave an update on social media after he was whisked away with that blood streaming down his face. he writes: i was shot with a bullet that pierced the upper part of my right ear. i knew immediately something was wrong in that i heard a whizzing sound, shots, and immediately felt the bullet ripping through the scan. we also know that trump spoke with president biden at some point. president biden briefly addressed the nation a short time ago. >> there is no place in america for this kind of violence. it's one of the reasons why we have to unite this country. we cannot allow this to be happening. we cannot condone this. >> we have our full team reporting on this. andy, let me go to you first. you have been following the investigation. where does it stand? >> things are moving pretty rapidly. the thing that they are looking at is how does 20-year-old thomas matthew crooks from bethel park, pennsylvania get to this site, get on a roof within 150 yards of the former president of the

. >> jesse: flying out of newark. it is prenice these days. >> judge jeanine: is it? the only one i really don't do is jfk. why walk 7 miles when you can fly? >> judge jeanine: new jersey is better now? i just booked out of jfk. >> jesse: try newark. >> judge jeanine: when did this happen? >> jesse: last year. >> tyrus: absolutely phenomenal. to pat's to the good people of new jersey, maybe i will be your government one day. >> jesse: i like it. >> tyrus: unless harold is running. >> dana: he lives in new york. >> jesse: up next on this fourth of july, we are facing off in a patriotic trivia challenge. stay right there. ♪ ♪ my name is caron and i'm from brooklyn. i work for the city of new york as a police administrator. i oversee approximately 20 people and my memory just has to be sharp. and i realized, my memory was just changing. i did my own research and i decided to give prevagen a try. my memory became much sharper. i remembered more! i've been taking prevagen for four years now. it's a life-changer. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. but st

alexis mcadams live at newark liberty airport in new jersey. >> new issues here yet this morning. i will step out of the way. the tsa behind us. yesterday there was some issues, newark had to pause arrivals because they're dealing with an air traffic control shortage. philadelphia airport is helping out with some staffing trying to make sure things go smoothly. they know it will be a busy one. expected to be the busiest july 4th on record. airports across the country. nashville and seattle, tacoma there. those are the outside. it looks like on the inside we'll have to see as the day goes on. tsa says a record number of travelers will pass through security checkpoints this year. the busiest travel days will be today and the 7th and 8th of july as people return on top of a packed travel period add in hurricane beryl that is currently sweeping through the caribbean leaving severe damage in its path. two people died and many others left without power. it could lead to big delays. >> you want to keep an eye headed somewhere in the caribbean or gulf coast. sign up for alerts through you

anyone with information is asked to call newark police. and air quality advisory has been issued in the bay area because of the smoke from the ongoing wildfires. that advisory is in effect until tomorrow. people most at risk are being advised to stay indoors as much as they can and use air filters to recirculate air. and with that, let's send things over to kron four's gayle ong for a check of the forecast. >> yes, so we some hazy skies out there. here is a view fromp the east bay hills and that smoke is a the air quality is ok for now, but it would you definitely see that smoke on monday. and here is our air quality right now. we do have pockets of moderate air in the north bay. but as you can see in that to our north over by where that fire in chico is burning, definitely some unhealthy air out there. but overall, we're good with their quality. but that smoke is visible from our satellite here from the park fire at last check, more than 300,000 acres. just 12% contained. and that smoke is really impacting us to the north. so in the sacra

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nbc's antonia hylton joins us now from newark international airport in new jersey.us, tech author and entrepreneur daniel seaberg. what is it like there at newark and where do efforts to get planes back in action stand right now? >> reporter: hey, ana, well, it has been one step forward, two steps back here. the line behind me here that had hundreds of people in it earlier this morning has now started to clear out. some people have been able to get on flights. many more, though, have been stuck taking naps in corners of the airport, taking their kids to get some food or they are altogether giving up and heading back home because of cancellations. they're not just facing these kinds of delays and cancellations which right now nationally according to flight aware we're looking at over 4,000 delays and just over 1,500 cancellations right now. but people are also saying that they can barely get updates or rebooking help from their airline. so they're not getting text messages alerts. they're trying to refresh their apps. they get here and try togo over to kiosks and the

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pam, i don't know if you're the breaking news were ci saint trup has arrived at newark airport a short time ago in new jersey about six hours after the shooting at his rally and butler, pennsylvania are you surprised he's going back to florida? do you anticipate he will take may be a day of our and our before he goes to the rnc? >> is trace you clearly have not met the man at. [laughter] absently not he is going to go nonstop. i know him i know the first thing he is going to want to do is reach out to those families of the injured and the deceased. i know he is devastated by that he's going to go nonstop. let me be clear the rnc will go on as planned when i say a lockdown security is going to be top-notch and out. the secret service will be given more help and i want director of the se secret service to answery that is not been given so far. i think the rnc is going to go i'm going to go tomorrow morning everyone i know is planning on going, they are still going is going to be a successful event because donald trump is unstoppable. we are all going to stand by him like he stood by the

. >> jesse: flying out of newark. it is prenice these days. >> judge jeanine: is it?> tyrus: new terminal. the only one i really don't do is jfk. why walk 7 miles when you can fly? >> judge jeanine: new jersey is better now? i just booked out of jfk. >> jesse: try newark. >> judge jeanine: when did this happen? >> jesse: last year. >> tyrus: absolutely phenomenal. to pat's to the good people of new jersey, maybe i will be your government one day. >> jesse: i like it. >> tyrus: unless harold is running. >> dana: he lives in new york. >> jesse: up next on this fourth of july, we are facing off in a patriotic trivia challenge. stay right there. ♪ ♪ to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all

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and you head to the bay shore here, low 70s hayward, 7376, in newark. a big change from those mid 80s. it still felt warm yesterday. but as for today, we're bringing the temperatures down further. we had numbers in some of the mid upper 90s yesterday in our inland valleys. how about 92 in livermore, upper 80s in san ramon. the accuweather seven day forecast. we're mild to warm today, 60s, coast, 70s around the bay, 90 inland and monday and tuesday morning fog, afternoon sun, even a little milder for july. on tuesday. wednesday. still typical. and then we'll begin to bring that inland heat back thursday and friday, possibly into next weekend. we'll be back with more news after better in as little as 2 weeks. so this is better. even this. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. tell your doctor right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor

>> steve: i will make newark prediction. i think joey will actually beat them. will be four grown men eating as fast as they can. it's hard to beat that weaner-eating machine right there. that guy. >> brian: can't wait for this fabio have a press conference on the economy. christie brinkley weigh in on foreign policy. >> carley: he was on bill maher show. >> brian: i think you should have a last name before we take your immigration advice. that was the longest sound bite. that was longer than the whole joe biden talking point. >> steve: makes more sense than joe biden. >> brian: did you cut those? >> carley: got here at 2:00 in the morning to cut the fabio. >> brian: i didn't even know fabio was still around. >> steve: are you going to be running that on your special with lawrence? >> carley: i don't think that will make it. lawrence, we are so excited to host the big independence day special tomorrow starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. lawrence, aishah, who is incredible, joey, love him as well. and we are going to be watching fireworks and talking patriotism. br

joining us now, antonia hilton from newark international airport in new jersey.ight, jose. this morning, i mean, our team has been here since about 5:00, 5:30 a.m. and a mess, chaos, those are the kinds of words we've been hearing from travellers all day. now behind me here, it's getting a bit clearer in the terminal, as opposed to the hundreds of people who were packed in the space with me just a few hours ago. that's not because they're all on their merry way on the flights they had booked. many people have had to leave newark because they're told their flights are cancelled and they're unable to do rebookings at this time. so, there have been the lucky few who have gone through. but a lot of people are leaving, napping, or eating, as they hope to get more updates. the kiosks here aren't consistently working. the boards where people go to find out about delay information have also been inconsistent. what people are being told is they have to come here, wait in lines, and talk to a team member. in some cases, they're getting manual tickets if they're of the luck

look at all of these planes stuck on the ground in newark. have resumed at heathrow but there have been delays and cancellations on one of the busiest days of the year here. among those affected is american airlines, and here at heathrow airport terminal three, at a time passengers were told they could not drop off their bags and we just have to wait for more information. >> on the railway, many of britain's rail operators have seen an impact. most svices have been running but there have been short notice cancellations and problems with passenger information systems. people whose flights have been canceled should be offered a refund but probably not compensation as this is extraordinary circumstances. as the afternoon went on, some of the worst affected airlines were able to get up and running again. at gatwick, that was their reaction to a system reboot after a nearly seven-hour wait to check in for a flight to miami. on such a busy day, a knock on impact will take time to sort out. lewis: this has been a huge impact, so many areas, so many

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over an hour ago, we got our first look at the former president getting off of his private jet at newark liberty international airport in new jersey. good evening and thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 11. i'm dan thorn and i'm catherine heenan. that shooting minutes after the former president began speaking. >> in front of thousands of people at that rally. the ne simlot has the story. >> a searing moment saturday afternoon, former president donald trump says the bullet pierced his upper ear in a shooting at a campaign rally. take a look at what happened. you can see the moment president trump grabbed his face and duct in a post on truth social. the former president says he immediately felt the bullet ripping through his skin. secret service returned fire, killing the shooter. as secret service lifted trump up. he fist-bumped to the crowd. photos show blood on trump's face. easton smith says he was standing outside the western pennsylvania rally by the fence. probably a minute or 2 before the shooting. >> sa guy, gray shirt climbing up the metal roof on the building the he say

this happened just after ten last night on dairy avenue in newark, just off newark boulevard.etty big hole on the side of the buildin. firefighters say the driver was the only person in the car, and it's not clear how badly they were hurt. officers on scene tell us the driver did walk away from the crash and then was detained. >> we are seeing an overwhelming call to action in cities across the country following the recent shooting death of sonya massey by police. more than 20 rallies were held this weekend in different u.s. cities, from chicago to brooklyn to sacramento, hartford, connecticut and appleton, wisconsin. video from july 6th shows a sheriff's deputy shooting and killing massey inside her home in illinois. the deputy responded there after the 36 year old mother called 911 to report a possible intruder. >> sonya massey called the police to deal with the potential intruder and the irony she was safer with the potential intruder than the police. she was murdered in her home by those she called for protection. >> the deputy who shot and killed massey, shaun grayson, ha

nbc's antonia hylton is reporting from newark international airport. how are things looking? a lot of folks behind you there? >> reporter: that's right, chris. this is a lot better than it was a few hours ago when we were packed like sardines in here, with hundreds of people in this hallway. many of them very visibly and vocally upset. it took hours for people to get up to the counter to just try to understand what was happening with their flights because this was the scene here all morning, people getting into newark airport, trying to use kiosks to print their boarding passes, the key kiosks were down. trying it see how delayed the flights were. the screens weren't proper updating. they couldn't get access to information there. the only information was waiting in a line to get four or five hours to get through. some were able to get through and get on flights. i got to see what that looked like. they are receiving these manual boarding passes with some of their information written in by hand. take a listen to a conversation i had with one of those passengers. >> a lot of th

the past few minutes or so, we heard even more delays, more cancelations being announced here at newark airport. i walked by a man. i asked him to sort of describe what was going on. he used a term that i can cannot repeat here on tv. the problem those are not just here at airports, hospitals across the country have also reported having to delay surgeries because of what's going on ups along with this et x saying also expect delays on therein in addition to that, if you're in states such as texas or tennessee, department of motor vehicles says they're going maybe having delays in places like that crowdstrike for its part. its ceo says this says it's going to be a lengthy process before it's all all over all right. lots of frustration boiling over as you are experiencing there firsthand. jason carroll, thanks so much and up next, russia's verdict today for evan gershkovich the wall street journal reporter who the biden administration says is wrongfully detained there's no war, so aid for a war between kim was her bloody war between track the crown will pursue victory rematch on king's la

the faa says air traffic controller shortages slowed flights on thursday at newark. >> and our thanks to tom for that report. >>> okay, so will weather put a damper on your holiday travel plans? let's check back in with angie lassman. it's all important for the holiday, angie. >> lots of folks hitting the roads and heading to the airport. we've got a couple trouble spots. a couple thunderstorms that you might run into across the midwest. the parts of of the plains. the east coast looks great. boston to washington, d.c. sunny, warm, and speaking of warm, it is quite warm out west. record warmth is something we'll deal with over the next couple days. there's some of the airports you'll have to watch for for the scattered thunderstorms. detroit, new orleans and down across florida. as we look ahead to the interstates today. i-70 today potentially, i-10, those are the spots you'll likely have slowdowns due to downpours. thunderstorms for the south. those will be the spots we'll watch the foth of julyur d salt. denver hits 90 this afternoon. rain for st. louis. and that's a look at you are

and overnight, the former president landing back in newark, hours after an assassination attempt that could have taken his life. so as of this morning here is what we do know. one person has died, two others were critically wounded and are being currently treated at a nearby hospital. authorities tell us that all of those victims were male, their identities have not been released, george. >> george: rachel, you were there on the scene. what were you aware of in the moment? >> reporter: george, to be honest, i think all of us are still sort of processing what we witnessed. i had never been in an active shooter scenario before. immediately after we heard those loud popping noises, the sound of almost firecrackers, we didn't exactly know what it was. we started hearing people shouting get down, get down. we heard the screams. i could still recall the screams of children there with their parents attending this rally. we dove for cover. george, i've been to almost every trump rally this campaign cycle and there is this sense of security when you're there. you're at an event with the former

much of the bay area, some cities do allow so-called safe and sane fireworks, including union city, newark and dublin. still fire officials are warning everyone to celebrate safely with so much dry grass on surrounding hills, a little wind could even turn a small spark into a big fire. >> with the increased temperatures this week, the risk and hazards of fire burning of the wildfire being ignited by fireworks increases. >> fire officials also have these safety reminders that they say never use fireworks around dry grass. always have a bucket of water or hose nearby. do not try to relight or fix fireworks that do not go off and never point a firework at someone. and earlier on, before we talked with kaiser permanente emergency medicine doctor mary meyer, she said burns are the most common injuries she sees, and young people are the most likely to be hurt. we recommend that anytime children are near fireworks, there's an adult who's close by. >> i always tell parents to be where sparklers, you know, they get very hot and they can burn the hand, and then you want to make sure that for safety

again. >> jason carroll, cnn then newark jake moore joins us now, live from wynne, born in england. >> he is a global security adviser, and jake, i've been i've been looking forward to speaking to you because the question that's on everybody's mind is how on earth could something like this happen? we all thought that there were firewalls, backup systems, something that would stop something like this from getting out but of hand yeah, it's a great question and it comes down to updates. >> now, our phones or computers, they always need updating. we probably get the week or monthly and some people might even find them a bit of a pain. but there's so vital in keeping those device safe. and crowdstrike have done. here is created this update, which has sent out to all those windows machines all over the world. but that update was unfortunately faulty. it just had this critical air inside it. maybe it wasn't tested fully enough. we don't really know exactly why it was given away without all that extra process involved. and it just knocked over about quarter of the world's computers. and that

battle in newark out warriors versus kings doors open it 6 o'clock tonight. so that soon. and jason dumas says made his way there, i some free a seat is in bad. jay, if you want to get in there, check out some some hoops. >> and final day of the california classic. its a 4 teams summer league tournament. we have the lakers and the miami heat were actually playing right now. that game is just about to finish up. and then the sacramento kings and of course, the golden state warriors and golden state and sacramento. they actually get together and do play at 07:30pm tonight. we'll have full highlights of that game during sports night live now golden state. they are know in this tournament. they've already beat the lakers and they've already beat the miami heat. they will take on sacramento tonight. and guess what? there are actually getting some reinforcements. we're looking at or should i say former rookie, he's going into his second year now, brandon, but jetski will be back with the team. jet ski all week long was in los vegas playing with the u.s. a select team. so brandon

morgan norwood is in newark airport. >> reporter: that meltdown triggered delays and cancellations after nearly 13,000 flights delayed and 1,300 cancelled in the u.s. alone friday. >> it is frustration. >> reporter: we met norah slotman and her family after their flight to south beach canceled, and now they are leaving from another airport. this has to be a huge inconvenience. >> yes, huge. >> reporter: today more than 6,000 flights delay and 1,700 canceled. atlanta hartsfield-jackson hardest hit with more than 550 flights scrapped. microsoft says the faulty software upgrade from crowdstrike caused the system to be brought down leading to multiple investigations. >> it will lead to mandates to avoid this in the future. and we really need to look at how our adversaries are going to see this and try to exploit it. >> reporter: and tonight, american airlines have said they have recovered from the outage and meanwhile, unite and delta are telling passengers to expect flight disruptions throughout the rest of the weekend. whit? >> so frustrating for the passengers. morgan, thank you. >>> and

he departed from newark airport in new jersey and travelled to milwaukee for the convention, where he will officially be nominated as his party's candidate for president. >> now, in terms of the investigation tonight, the fbi says it's received more than 2,600 tips so far. investigators are now working on that timeline in reverse, if you will, from the shooting and all the moments leading up to it, as they dissect a would-be assassins life in the days and weeks prior to july 13th. norah? >> maurice, thank you. >>> coming up, former house speaker kevin mccarthy joins us here in milwaukee, after speaking with donald trump today. - lift the clouds off of... - virtual weather, only on kpix and pix+. >>> welcome back. former house speaker kevin mccarthy spoke with trump today and joins me here in milwaukee. good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> how is donald trump today? >> you know, what's so amazing, he came so close to losing his life last night, and he's upbeat. we talked about it. he talked to me about hearing the sound of the bullet slashing through his ear, but then he was in

just last year a cross country flight to newark was forced to make an emergency landing after it caught fire midair. as for tonight's incident, the faa is now investigating. >> liz kreutz, thank you >>> to politics now. nielsen reports 25 million americans tuned in to watch president biden's high-stakes press conference last night. tonight the president is back on the campaign trail in michigan. gabe gutierrez is there. >> reporter: tonight, president biden in battleground michigan trying to turn the page after defending his fitness for office. >> hopefully with a little bit of age comes a little bit of wisdom. and i promise you i am -- i'm okay. >> reporter: the swing state crucial for his re-election. a new poll out today conducted before last night's press conference suggests the race is unchanged since the debate. >> get behind this man like people are getting behind trump, okay, and bottom line. >> reporter: still, the debate performance had some democrats here rattled. >> would you consider yourself a biden supporter? >> i was a biden supporter right up until the debate. now i rea