richard anderson is here in studio, of course, the ceo of delta airlines.to you. >> hi, andrew. >> we just see federx's earning, better than expected, and you talked about the idea, even though you are a commercial airliner, perhaps some airliners should be valued more in line with the other transports in the world, and i don't know if you think about the train market, if you will, or fedex, look at those say, that's how you guys should be looked at in a different way. >> absolutely. if you look at our business mod model, we're more alike in s&p industrial or in s&p transport, and the kinds of cash flows that we produce cause us to want to say multiple so we're five or six turns behind where s&p industrials are, but we have high higher cash flow yield. >> what do you think has to change to capture that multiple, if you will? people have said in the last couple years, airlines may be closer to looking like trains because, actually, there can't be the competition there used to be. is that required? >> no. we have to prove ourselves to the market place, that w

richard: in anderson county at interstate 85 on how it 178, traffic is moving along with no issues. heading into the electric city is looking good. a little slight fog as you travel this morning to the area. a lot of extra driving time. dale has been talking about weather. accident cleared at interstate 85 and oconee county before anderson county at mile marker for in the north and lane. proaching nearly 70 miles an hour. as you travel through cherokee coun and gaffney on highway 29, getting busy and slowing down. crews are on the scene of the hit and run accident right now at each street and jefferson street. hopefully, that will be cleared before traffic picks up. in spartanburg, issues this morning on vanderbilt road. still closed, but they were placed the bridge. as you travel at the old road, and that is -- ethel road, we had that same cold and that is opened up. our troubled times on the interstate looking good. the 85 and 85 speed limit drive. a live look outside from the hilton-greenville skycam with traffic inbound looking good. folks are sitting at a traffic light at haywo

myra: also, let's take a live look outside from our anderson county skycam. richard edmund will have much announcer: you're watching live, local, breaking news with geoff hart, allyson powell, and weather with meteorologist dale gilbert. this is wyff news 4 today in high definition. myra: it is 6:12. officials in southern california say a wildfire that's scorched about 1200 acres along the coast should be fully contained on today. the fire started friday night when high winds caused power lines on an oil field to arc. authorities say their new worry is a landslide if rain pounds the charred hills. patrick: weeks of heavy rain caused major flooding in northern england, damaging or destroying buildings and forcing hundreds from their homes. near manchester, a 200-year-old former pub was largely washed away. flood damage spread to major cities of york, leeds, and manchester. rescue crews used boats to evacuate flooded neighborhoods as hundreds of flood warnings remained in effect.dale: we have fog advisories in the area this morning. we will talk about how long this wil

chairman of the senate intelligence committee, senator richard burr, will not be investigating any statements from the republican debate. anderson? >> jim, thanks very much. perspective now on what voters expect in a candidate, or for that matter, commander in chief. joining us, "washington post" syndicated columnist and conservative, kathleen parker. also, carl bernstein, a "washington post" legend. and retired army lieutenant governor, mark hertling. you heard the report there. does it matter whether donald trump knows what the nuclear triad refers to? >> well, it kind of reminds people that they don't. and yes, it would be nice if they did know, in advance of using those terms in a public forum. there are lots of things people learn on the job, you know that, and you become presidential as you are the president. you learn how to do a lot of the job on the job. but if you're going to start throwing language around that, you should know what it does mean. i was grateful to marco rubio for explaining what the triad is. and i was touched that donald trump cares a great deal about the power of nuclear weapons. that was awesome. >>

richard: you don't need to be a superhero to fight the traffic, but to allow extra time. concord road that harris bridge road in anderson, that road great intersection is blocked, so be on the lookout. if you're traveling this morning in landrum, have a 14 with flooding issues. in clinton, an accident in downtown as you travel. allow extra driving time with traffic speeds down to 24 miles per hour. on 85, traffic down to about 13 miles per hour and 14 heading southbound approaching to 85. let's take a live look. 85 at pelham road north and south is getting busy. mike: let's check in with dale. small break coming. dale: the latest round of rain is coming to an end but another batch starting tomorrow morning. that will be a factor with the drive tomorrow with heavy rain expected on wednesday. this afternoon should be ok and then tomorrow, it would hundred percent chance of rain in the upstate, 90% in the mountains. after the rain tomorrow, it will drop up late wednesday night and early thursday, cooler weekend. expected height saturday and sunday with 40's in the mountains and 50's in the upstmike: this morning on "today,

richard. mike good morning we are watching an accident interstate 85 northbound near highway 178 in anderson county you can see the emergency lights off to the side of the road traffic is forecast and mild, high of 65, with scattered showers andthunrstorms lely this afternoon. southst breezes5-8+. alreadsaturated grod and full creeks could lead to localized flooding in the region, so flood watches are out for most of the area until early thursday. the mountains will be get to your destination dale has her forecast greenville, spartanburg, anderson will be mostly cloudy and mild, high of 65, with scattered showers and thunderstorms likely this afternoon. southwest breezes 5-8+. already saturated ground and full creeks could ad to localizeflooding in theregion, so flo watches are oufor most of the area until early thursday. the mountains will be mostly cloudy, high of 63. showers and thunderstorms are likely as well through the evening. southwest breezes at 5-9. asheville, hendersonville will drop to 48 overnight, the >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, hgh in the spotlight. a lot of people talking

richard edmund with a look at traffic. mike good morning still watching an accident this morning as you travel to anderson county concorde road at harris bridger of that intersection is still blocked even though there are no injuries in the accident we also on anderson valley trail is trying to get out-of-the-way before the tree was in the roadway carolina country club road as you travel near mcabee road in the roebuck area travel times still looking prey gooespecially in westerville despite the rains and flooding we had overnight to where you're going today allow some extra driving time to get to your destination how long will this weather last let's go to dale an inch of accumulation. asheville, hendersonville will drop to 50 overnight, the upstate will drop to 56. highs on wednesday of 61 to 66 in the region. a few showers early thursday, then drying and cooler for the latter part of the week. greenville, spartanburg, anderson will be foggy early, showers likely this morning, -18. the mounta >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, oprah gets candid. >> inside every overweight woman is a woman she knows she can be. >> the medi