richard anderson is here. he is c.e.o. of delta airlines. delta was named airline of the year for 2014 by air transport shall transport world magazine, the carrier serves over 160 million customers and pets around the globe each year. its merger with northwest in 2008 propelled further consolidation across the industry. american, united, southwest and delta have all merged with other carriers in the past six years. the combinations control more than 80% of u.s. domestic capacity. i'm pleased to have richard anderson back at this table, welcome. >> thank you, charlie. it's nice to be here. >> we're on the oof of the holiday season beginning with thanksgiving. are you ready? >> we are ready. i don't know whether the weather is going to cooperate here in new york but we are as ready as we'll ever be. >> its he coming up from the south towards us. >> it is coming up from to the south and incense-- intensifying a bit so it should hit here in the new york metro area sometime in the morning. and freezing precipitation is never a good combination wi

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richard anderson is the ceo of delta airlines. good to have him back here in studio 57. n. >> oh, go ahead. >> no. >>> why are prices going up? >> pardon? >> why are prices goingup. >> well i think we should be careful about how we think about fuel prices long term. we've seen fuel go down $20. next year, we're still looking at $100 a barrel. when you talk about refining costs, taxes, movement of crude and movement of jet fuel into airports. >> but if they go down, does it translate for better prices for justice. >> ultimately, an economist will tell you, you know, lower costs will equal lower consumer costs. if you take a look at real airfares in the last 15 years. real airfares are down 2000 compared to 2014, if you look at the d.o.t. data. it's still a tremendous bargain. >> richard, we hear because ticket prices are up, it's because fuel costs are up. why isn't it also true that when fuel costs go down, ticket prices go down? >> i think you'll see over the course of 2015, delta is going to introduce a value fare. in other words, we're going to segment a cabin of the a

. >>> and delta ceo richard anderson joins us in the studio with the holiday forecast.news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. . >> protests continue in ferguson, missouri, following a grand jury decision not to charge a police officer in the faith g shooting of a teenager. >> protesters are upset but the protests are peaceful. local reaction on the grand jury's decision. it is tuesday, november 25th, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. despite calls for calm there has been gunshots and vandalism in ferguson, missouri. >> follows grand jury's decision not to indict police officer darren wilson in the fatal shooting of michael brown. let's show you live from ferguson, fire at auto part store is flaring up, businesses are smoldering, after over night fires, part of the city burned throughout the night. oncein

. >>> and delta airlines ceo richard anderson joins us in the studio with the holiday forecast.news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> linda macdonald is captioning for you in real time. >>> good morning, it's tuesday, november 25. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. we're going to get you out the door on this holiday week with traffic and weather. >> i'm still putting the final touches on the numbers but they are amazing for this time of the year. in fact, today you can count on clear skies although a bit hazy hazy. the thanksgiving forecast is coming up. >> it looks good on the roads right now. just your overnight roadwork. especially north of the golden gate bridge and near the north tower. this is some ongoing roadwork they have been doing so far this week but still very quiet approaching the toll plaza. and bay bridge i saw them clearing the overnight roadwork just before 4 a.m. so all good right now coming into san francisco. >> yeah. 4:30 is a great time to come to work. >> it is! [ laughter ] >> i kno

. >> i think we have one of my favorite things, a richard anderson doll lying around somewhere. lee majors and the big foot collection. this is from my own collection. it took him four hours to get that out. >> i had that doll and it disappeared. >> it came with the jogging. >> what i love the most is it unites the old baby boomers like you and the gen-xers like me and we can agree it was a great show and that a remake is a great idea. >> do we have any other call fors? sound effects? >> this was on -- i believe it was every monday night -- monday or sunday? my favorite episode -- my favorite episodes were when he fought the $7 million man who was played by -- >> is it chuck norris? monty marcom. >> was he married to lyndsay wagner? >> this is ridiculous. >> >> played in that first one. i am not that much younger than you guys. >> she was a broad. >> is lee majors still alive? >> yes. >> he watches request the red -- he watches "red eye." >> does it drive you crazy? >> how come lee majors hasn't been on. i was on with space man from the a-team. >> lee majors lives out in the sou

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teenager is facing charges for bringing a gun on school property. 18-year-old aaron anderson has been asked to stay away from richard montgomery in rockville early this week. yesterday a school security guard noticed him back on school grounds during lunch and called police. officers later found him on a street near a school with a stolen handgun in a gym bag. >>> at the live desk, new this morning, south korea is doing away with its coast guard. the country just approved a plan to disband and transfer guard duties to two other police aces. this is more fallout from april's ferry disaster. swifter, more aggressive action in the initial stages of the sinking could have saved more lives. more than 300 people, most of them high school students, died in that strategy. back to you, aaron. >>> molette, thank you. 13 before the hour. president obama invited leaders from both parties to the white house for a post election lunch. the meeting could offer a glimpse into whether the re-maran of the president's tenure will bring more grid lock or a by patterson break through. tracie potts will join us live at 5:30 with what issu

aaron anderson is being asked to stay away from richard montgomery. yesterday a security guard noticed him on school grounds during the lunchtime hour. they found him on a street near the school with a stolen handgun in a gym bag. >>> this woman told news 4 she found an abandoned newborn baby outside her home in beltsville. she is actually the baby's mother. jackson admits she gave birth in her home and became overwhelmed. police say the infant was never left alone outside. and they're not pressing charges. jackson is receiving medical care and child protective services has custody of that baby. . >>> a closer look is being taken at police escorts after last week's bus crash. a squad card escorting the buses hit a guard rail. that caused a chain reaction crash between the two buses. a spokesman said the department will not escort any more teams until an investigation is complete. >>> it is one of the first big signs of the holiday season. the rockefeller center christmas tree is now in new york. take a live look at the scene right there. arrived on th

aaron anderson had been asked to stay away from richard montgomery high school from rockville earlierek. yesterday a school security guard noticed him on grounds during lurch and called police. he had a stolen gun in his possession. >>> police say that the crash happened last weekend a after a squad car escorting the team to a game hit a guardrail and caused a chain reaction crash between the two buses. the department will not else port any more until an investigation is complete. >>> we now have a winner in a big maryland congressional race. the associated press said john delaney had enough votes to beat out dan bongino in the 6th district. it includes all of western maryland, parts of montgomery county. delaney and bongino were separated by just 2,000 votes. election officials are double-checking the the results of the state senate contest. mark warner is the apparent winner. ed gillespie has not yet conceded. >>> 6:56. four things you need to know to get your day started. democrats and the new republican majority. topics on the agenda include jobs, energy, immigration. >>> two nati

rockville police say 18-year-old aaron anderson had been asked to stay away from richard montgomery high school in rockville earlier this week. yesterday, a school security guard noticed him back on school grounds during lunch and called police. officers say he had a stolen gun in his possession. >>> that bad bus crash involving the redskins we told you about earlier is forcing the minneapolis police department to rethink its escort procedures. police say the crash happened last weekend after a squad car escorting the team to the game hit a guardrail that caused a chain reaction crash between the team buses. a police department officer will not escort the teams any more until that investigation is complete. >>> prince cou are investigating what led to a shooting in a walmart parking lot. things started inside the store yesterday afternoon. a man used two hammers to smash through a jewelry case. customers thought the noise was gunshots, so they ran and hit. >> we tried to -- people like go to a back room or in lunchroom or someone so we can save our customers. >> two off duty officers con

richard simon, matt schuster, and a stockbroker from philadelphia. and they're challenging the old boston based anglosaxon, they wanted to have sky writers and things like that. sherwood anderson, i loved it. there it was on the roof of the subway, the poster for the book. he was a gambler. he gambled on hemingway when he was nothing, he gambled on faulkner, on great playrights. here he is on west 38th street, right in the heart of the speak easy district. he drank a lot. he's a real publisher of principles. he fought censureship in new york. his lawyer was the representative on the state floor before, who he was mayor, pushed hard against censureship was none other than jimmy walker. he won the day with one simple line, no woman has ever been ruined by a book. [ laughter ] livewright is a producer also of dracula, and plays like that. he did a couple of the american tragedy and things like that. he's drawn to broadway, as a lot of people were. broadway itself finally the last district we're dealing with, broadway itself is transformed. this, of course, is the "times" building, and that does it all. it was built in 1934. a subway station is built right under it. that's why he

richard simon, matt schuster, and liveright himself, who was a stockbroker from philadelphia. and they're challenging the old boston-based anglosaxon elite, they wanted to have skywriters and things like that. sherwood anderson said i loved it. they published my book and there it was on the roof of the subway, the poster for the book. liveright was a gambler. he gambled on hemingway when he was nothing, he gambled on faulkner, on great playrights. here he is in his new office on west 48th street just off sixth avenue, right in the heart of the speakeasy district. he drank prodigiously. on some days there were probably more bootlegers in the office than writers. he's a real publisher of principles. he fought sense censorship in new york. his lawyer was the representative on the state floor before, who he was mayor, pushed hard against censorship was none other than jimmy walker. he won the day with one simple line, no woman has ever been ruined by a book. [ laughter ] livewright is a producer also of dracula, and plays like that. he did a couple of the american tragedy and things like that. he's drawn to broadway, as a lot of people were. broadway itself finally the last district we're dealing with, broadway