when we come back, what was that light in the sky this weekend in the american southwest. >>> finally, back here tonight, while a lot of americans spent this labor day weekend at the beach, at the lake, stuck on the interstate or bbq'ing in the backyard, there was something of a bbq saturday night in the blackrock desert of nevada. they burned a tall wooden man, marking the end of the burning man festival. the annual week-long communal celebration of just about everything. this year it drew just under 70,000 free spirits in the dusty, scorching heat. though the retired four-star general wesley clark was reportedly spotted in the crowd this year, along with some other celebs, and that has led to fears it's going too mainstream. either way, this much can be said. if you know somebody who went missing for a while and just returned to work today, tanned and rested, there's a good chance they're just back from burning man. and oh, how i wish that was my excuse. as you may know, a month ago at this very moment i was in the recovery room after getting my knee replaced. and i have now been cl

feel it's worth it because this type of solar plant could be replicated in the deserts in the american southwest> so it's happening. it's real and this really is today's technology from an energy perspective. >> reporter: technology that's no longer elusive, even if it appears to be an illusion. ben tracy, cbs news, in the mohave desert. >> pelley: well this appeared to be an illusion for a time yesterday. united airlines web site listed fares for zero dollars. folks who spotted the free tickets snapped them up. today united said it was all a big mistake, a human error but it will honor the tickets. it's not a beatles reunion exactly, but for fans it may be the next best thing. that story straight ahead. ahead. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. fby e

shale gas shell requires five million gallons of water and in northern china, northern india, the american southwest it can't go on. in europe the popular resis sense a real problem. some of if companies from the just pulled out of poland even though they have a huge resource they believe there. shall gays, there's two mathematical equations, forgive me, but they're pretty stark. one is gas has only half c.o.-2 of coal. so as they transition fuel while we're phasing out coal and while renewables are getting cheaper and better it does make sense. here's the other equation. each molecule of natural gas or methane, each gram of methane molecules is 72 times as powerful a similar amount of c.o.-2 in trapping heat over a 20 year period and a hugely more powerful over a longer period. so even if a little bit leaks, it wipes out the advantage all these things together along with water pollution is slowing things down. it has a trol play. but the enthusiasts who think it will change the world forever, i think they're almost certainly wrong. and remember gas is now selling in asia at four "new york times" th

look coming into pennsylvania avenue at the southeast southwest freeway light conditions. american legion bridge rolling right along on the outer loop and inner loop on that live shot. send it back over to you. >> thanks so much, 4:42, 57 degrees. >> one community is saying enough is enough. how they're banding together after a toddler the senate measure would keep the government running in the october 15th. john boehner said wouldn't accept bill that doesn't take money away from the healthcare law. prince george's police are searching for suspects. men shot 12:15 on 100th avenue in lanham. no word on his condition at the hospital. police investigating whether the incident was result of home invasion. later tonight woodbridge high school football team will play first game since teammate was stabbed to death. 18-year-old kenny diaz was found dead last weekend in a park. several arrested in his murder. his funeral will be held later this afternoon. >> a man accused in a bizarre string of crimes is on the loose. arlington police broke into three apartments. women woke to him standing

. >>> so what have we learned in the wide opening spaces in the great american southwest, new mexico.that after you've had a couple margaritas, that when you move on to shots, that's when things go seriously wrong. i made a mistake, and i'm paying for it. don't do as i do, kids. get off my lawn, you kids. my face is burning off. this is what america really is. >> it's just going to get prettier. >> i regret that, you know, with all the ufo activity here, at no point was i probed, nor did anyone attempt to probe me. i'm a little hurt. waffle bars... fancy robes... seems every hotel has something to love... so join the loyalty program that lets you earn free nights in any of them. plus, for a limited time, members can win a free night every day. only at hotels.com then you'll love lactose-free lactaid® it's 100% real milk that's easy to digest so you can fully enjoy the dairy you love. lactaid®. for 25 years, easy to digest. easy to love. some kind of... this is... an alien species. reality check: a lot of 4g lte coverage maps don't really look like much at all. i see the aleutian islan

the best in it's effort to be green. followed by spirit, hawaiian, continental, and southwest airlines.a federal fight against the americanus airways merger could be good for bargain hunters.the us department of justice filed a lawsuit against the mega merger saying it would cut competition and bring on higher fares.but at least until the lawsuit is settled...the two airlines don't plan to hike rates. the doj hearing is set for late november. early birds are likely to get the best deals on traveling home for the holiday. jennifer waters of marketwath.com is here with the details..isn't tihs earlier than normal? > > well if you been watching the ticket prices, then no not really. we have some people like the ceo of cheap air dot com and he has been watching those prices since may. and he said he's seen this kind of graph going up and then took a couple dip's two weeks ago and now it's steadily going back up. >are planes filling up that quickly? > > you have to remember that as many as planes are in the air today. they're gonna be the same amount in the air the day before thanksgiving. but think about how many more people a

there may be unemployment rate over 15% in many small towns in the american southwest, and he's right about that. american businesses may be flush with record amounts of cash, and farm prices may be at record levels, but we are still lectured that without more cheap labor from the south of the border, business can simply not profit. peter cersenow, a member of the u.s. commission on civilian rights, who -- civil rights, who has dealt with these issues for years, and they have had hearings on them and tried to analyze the meaning and impact of these immigration flows, he wrote this -- "recent history shows that a grant of legal status to illegal immigrants results in a further influx of illegal immigrants who will crowd out low-skilled workers from the work force." will crowd out low-skilled workers from the workforce. they had hearings on this. before the federal government grants, he says, legal status to illegal immigrants, serious deliberation must be given to the effect such grant will have on the employment and earning prospects of low-skilled americans. history shows that granti

the suburbs of paris. the southwest of the country. the american section of the primary school in the western parisian suburb of st germain. peter gumbel, author of france has talent, about the education system seen inside. the french political science institute see aunts -- sciences po. and -- thank you for being with us. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. our hashtag, #f24debate. first day of school. do you still get butterflies on the first day of school? >> perhaps not butterflies, but i'm happy when the day is over and everyone is happy and going to the correct class. the children have a good day. the first is special. >> there is less work, but somehow there is a lot of anxiety that comes with the first day of school. >> yes. making sure everybody shows up. that classes are ready, that books are ready, that the children are happy with their teachers, that they find their friends. a new beginning. very exciting. >> is every year the same? >> yes and no. it is like an ocean. the ocean looks the same, but every year it is a l

. >> you know sticking with the american theme, i'm going to go to the midwest and actually southwesta. >> i do love america. >> final trade. >> i'm an equestrian like you wouldn't believe. >> i don't believe it. >> you remind me of half a horse. >> thing a space has been under question. i'm telling you something. >> thanks for watching. see you tomorrow at meantime "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >> my mission is sim. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. you want to make friends, try to make a little money. my job is not just to entertain you but to educate and teach you. call me 800-743-cnbc. now, where was the cornage? last 20 minutes not so hot. but wrs the vast destruction? in the fac

gerri: pull up the false spring one ashley full screen except southwest. >> just about everybody else american and, if delta. >> now is outside of the airline scope anybody could become tea is a free qualified. gerri: we promised we would talk about fees and some of these have never heard of before. >> a lot of people could be asked to doozy waiver that cost many if you have your own car insurance you're already covered if you are driving fire rental car or if you have credit cards you are covered as well. gerri: you can be covered more than once? >> you can duplicate. >> if you talk to a human being and call-up to say i am confused there you go they will charge a fee. you don't want to deal with that the do-it-yourself or talk to a travel professional if you book with a package thecan combine it and they don't charge a fee and then you get professional sites. >> resort fees. gerri: this makes me so mad then just put it into my hotel bill. >> why are we having these fees in the business? because of the internet puts the price for word so what do they try to do? they show the cheapest price pos

. >> what have we learned in the wide open spaces of the great american southwest, new mexico?move on to shots, that's when things go seriously wrong. i made a mistake, i'm paying for it. don't do as i do, kids. get off my lawn, you kids. my face is burning off. this is what america really is. >> it's just going to get prettier. >> i regret that with all the ufo activity here at no point was i probed nor did anyone attempt to probe me. i'm a little hurt. >> man, oh, man, i'll tell you, even if you didn't like tony bourdain or food, that show is so well shot that you can watch it just for that. you can watch the next episode of "parts unknown" sunday the 29th at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. >> who doesn't like food? >> everybody likes it. >> that was a -- >> i don't know about tony bourdain but everybody likes food. >> we've agreed on that. >>> coming up next on "new day," his hard-line republican politics made tom delay a household name. a scandal hit him hard and forced him from office. now his conviction thrown out. is he vindicated? is he angry? we'll ask him in the

the american increase, which also included the american eagle regional carrier, was slightly below increases at united, delta, southwestand us airways but still set a company record for the month of august. >> coming up a look at your forecast and this live look on this tuesday morning at walnut creek. >> tropical storm gabrielle has reformed in the atlantic and is approaching bermuda. the storm's winds are near 40 miles an hour right now. and that speed is expected to grow over the next two days. gabrielle is expected to bring a surge of two to three feet above normal tides to bermuda. the u-s national hurricane center says the storm is expected to pass by wednesday. we are noticing some clouds forthe east bay, some 80s. it will be cooler of course along the coast, 63 degrees your kron 4 7 day around the bay and traffic is moving well. with no accidents no problems through the san mateo bridge, and notice, just a 12 minute drive time. 101 is a bit wet with areas of fog and even some drizzle >> negotiations between bart management and the unions have started again. with just one month before the cooling off period, ord

we don't think of the south, or the southwest, as a wet place, but they do have what is called the north americanonsoon, and it does bring rain in the summer, so seeing rain this time of year isn't necessarily unusual, and it often give flash flooding but nothing like this. >> also more rain on the way. >> let me tell you about that in the weather. >> all right. >> you are saying the worse is definitely over. >> we will see heavy rain in colorado just for the next 46 hours but it will also be over new mexico as well, and it is to the south of that where it looks like we will have worse weather, it is over mexico where we have all eyes at the moment. >> all right, let's hear now about that weather in south america. ♪ just to is south of that as well. here are pictures out of guatemala, it gives you an idea of how bad the flooding situation is here. before guatemala, perhaps the worst is over, but it certainly isn't elsewhere. certainly has given us some very heavy downpours for some onus the west, that's thanks to a storm called manuel, but elsewhere we have another storm called ingrid, and it is

the case that we have not ever done anything. bell directory, for example, south american chapters to the exception of operation double top and director in the southwest asian chapter to the operation and bobby endo wants of others. >> thank you. mike kraft here and then david right over here. who will try to get as many as we can. [inaudible question] >> the hostage-taking, 1980. he showed more detailed. try to get release of prisoners. the american policy in the middle east. i went again, talking about dealing with hezbollah, a chapter on the potential criminals activity in the united states. great detail. one of the things, the groups such as hezbollah, passed by congress in 1996 to make it a little bit like supporting terrorist groups. the justice apartment, and in get the europeans to crack down on hezbollah. a little bit on the rationale for not doing this. >> okay. all bond. dave pollak on the right. >> here resolutions. the, and about why the and is this is not retaliating much against hezbollah, the election of a new marine sentiment. gives it a chance to sometimes retaliation. unafraid the yet made in the process of repeat, i would welcome a

the southwest waterfront. >>> we are looking good outside right now. a look at american university where the sun is beginning to shine. the temperatures below average today. wait until i s >>> lung cancer or lung is on the rise and other problems as well in new york. doctors are blaming hurricane sandy. doctors believe that superstorm led to more cases of pulmonary disease in staten island. mold could be a factor. there are some of the same ailments in responders to the world trade center after 9/11. >>> tonight, a belgian student is recovering from a coma after being pushed to drink five gallons of water. he fell into a coma two days after the event. he asked to stop drinking the water. other students forced him to continue drinking. the student who is participated in the hazing will be disciplined. >>> a judge orders another state to allow gay marriage. >> new jersey state judge rules they must allow same-sex couples to marry. the supreme court decided the federal government must recognize it in states where they are legal. they delayed the ruling to allow the state to

the northeast a well as flooding in the southwest. >> and coming up at the top of the hour at 7:00 pm on "real money." >> coming up on "real money," small businesses -- employ a lot of americansg good about the future. and a hot new iphone was unveiled today. but i'm waiting for a really big leap before committing. and a bunch of people my age are moving back to rural montana. i'll tell you why on "real money." ç] ♪ >>> well good evening. the thunderstorms continue across the southwest. take a look at the activity going on right now. anywhere from parts of arizona, nevada, and new mexico, as well as states to the north. this is a shot from parts of vegas last night. but it did end quite well. but we expect to see quite a bit of rain especially for new mexico tomorrow. the dark green areas could receive anywhere from six to eight inches of rain. and of course that means flash flooding for many areas. we're looking at very warm temperatures into the 90s. look at the cool-down that chicago is going to be seeing over the next day. wednesday 89 degrees. by the time we get to friday all the way down to about 70 for your high. overnight lows down to about 50 degrees there. for the n

the southwest we're expecting more rain. we had flooding in las vegas yesterday, and luckily that is moving north today. >> she was this close, just two miles to go. american distance swimmer diana nyad has nearly reached the coast of key west, florida. she's the first person to swim from cuba to key west without a caning. this is her fifth attempt to swim from cuba to key west without a cage, a sweat suit or flippers. she wanted to prove that at 65 years old it's never to late to chase your dreams. once again, only two miles left to go. thank you for watching al jazeera. we have more news at the top of the hour. next, helping people with wearable robots. "techknow" is next. instead they use ipads almost >>> welcome. i'm here to talk about innovations that change lives. we're going to explore the intersection between hardware and humanity. we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. so let's check our team of nerds. phil torres studies insects in the rain forest of ecuador and peru. tonight our real-life spider-man takes us to colorado where iron man comes to life helping one woman stand tall despite a devastating disability

the remote control airplane festival takes place friday, september 27th - september 29th at the southwest area park. to learn more log on to fox baltimore dot com slash morning. coming up... the surprising american city that made the list of the world's most honest. and.. it's not 18. the new age some doctors think you really become an adult. you're watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all morning. ((break 2)) new this morning... a chicago mother is happy and thankful to have her son home... after the child was gunned down during a mass shooting, last week. the three year old suffered a gunshot wound to the face during the shooting at cornell square park last thursday. he's shook up a little bit. he keeps saying he's happy to be home. (butted to) they said he's going to have to have surgery for the next 15 to 20 years, so it's going to be a long process, but it's ok. (butted to) good night world. mom: say thank you. thank you. the toddler was one of 13 people hit by gunfire in a retaliation shooting by gang members. he expected to undergo plastic surgery to repair injuries to his face... the boy's mom says he should make a full recovery. reader's digest narrows down which cities of the wor

american and a british population there is being mistreated. in the world do you see a brief very powerful seven point seven magnitude quake in southwest pass no two killed more than three hundred twenty people it struck in a remote mountainous area causing hundreds of houses to collapse there thousands of people of the night in the open tremors were even for hundreds of kilometers to the east in the indian capital of new delhi. kenya's one of the victims of the westgate mall hostage crisis the country's worst terrorist attack in fifteen years president kenyatta says sixty seven people have died but i was expected to rise as troops continue to search the shopping center five members of the ocean extremist children stand off eleven others are in custody authorities are looking into unconfirmed reports that several americans and a british citizen wrongly al-qaeda linked insurgents behind the atrocity. drenching rains caused by typhoon a soggy it hit central china now after really slamming into the southern coast at least twenty nine people have died well over half a million others have been relocated to safety temporarily that storm cut off wate

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airlines, both the network carriers that you for money with them united, jetblue, american, and also low-cost carriers like jetblue, southwest, center. we also represent cargo carriers. i'm glad you asked the question kind of which the problem and why are we here today because of interested to explore that question a little more. airlines are in favor of transparency. why is that? we want to sell tickets but we want people to travel. you know, airlines are an incredible economic driver in this country. we contribute a trillion dollars gdp, 10 million good paying jobs, and beyond sort of economic contribution. we enable things like what i'm sure you guys and then over the summer, and that's come you've got home to see families, friends, celebrate birthdays, anniversaries. we provide important medical service in carrying life-saving organs to folks. so i think the key context of all of this discussion is what airlines and aviation do for people in their economy and the fact that hope we are together in our common goal of wanting to grow the industry. there's good news for consumers that want to share with you guys today, and t

southwest airlines is out 13% this year. it is called all little bit we think because of the justice department challenge an american airlined the airline business is fundamental. cheryl: stock is up 43% since the beginning of the year. and the stock is up 21%. >> they are both value stocks and growth stocks and we are very excited about celestial group, even though carl icahn recently sold the 15% stake which we think management of pain encouraged him to do, it is an accelerating growth stock on the revenue side and the earnings side. they are a global leader in organic food. that is an area of the food market that has been growing faster than the standard. cheryl: playing on that momentum as well. we love to have you back on the show. cheryl: congressman versus the ceo. top ranking democrat demanded aig ceo robert benmosche resign over controversial comments he made and liz macdonald has all the details in the bottom line. what is going on? liz: robert benmosche giving interviews to the wall street journal talking about the public outrage over the $415 million in bonuses paid at aig after it got the $1 billion bailout. an

the southwest part of the country on saturday, where 600 buildings fell and thousands more it cut off power and telephone sessions in the region. >> it is labor day weekend i am sure millions of americans will be traveling across the country. unfortunately, we have a frontal boundary making its way out of the north central plains into the midwest and i think today, we are going to see some potentially severe weather in terms of whind we could see wins up to 60 miles an hour and hail as big as three inches in diameter. where? i think across illinois on into missouri, even back into oklahoma. unfortunately, texas needs some rain, but they are not going to see any. it's going to be exceptionally hot, a lot of hot, humid unstable air pushing out in the south. in dallas, you climb to 104. in corpus christie, nothing but humidity. it's oppressive but their high, 92 and san antonio at 100. this heating pushing off the golf is going to continue to charge from the north and interact with the air from the frontal boundary. you get the combination of hot air, cold air, i think the volatile storms will be across illinois, really across the great lakes region into nebraska and kansas. again, damagi

the week. >> american electric. this is important. this is one of those 4.4%, 5% yielders. the bottom market equifl length stocks that are getting strength because of what the fed did. >> upgrade to southwest doing well. you figure that u.s. air deal with amr. this goes to 16. >> al stern on those numbers. >> they are saying, this was the wakeup call for darden management. terrible quarterback ter. >> finally, credit sweeps on sherwin-williams. >> this one and whirlpool kind of, whirlpool left this one behind. this is starting to make a comeback. >>> we have adco which i think is the me preer and bob iger and we have to find out with espn and disney team parks. you have to kind of get the whole sense of how well the entertainment companies are. they are the sleeper bull market. >> after breaking up with jerry bruckheimer on friday, more discussion about the degree to which studios have ten poll pictures at all. >> that's key. i'm glad you mentioned that. every time they stray from the ten poll, long rangers, 2015, big, big year. you have star wars. you have got more avengers and the shanghai park in 2016. a lot of irons in the fire. >> everybody has talked about how surprising september ha

american interests in iraq if a strike happens. >> an incident at hobby airport. a southwest jet took off with its pilot door still open. the pilot returned to the airport. >> i couldn't believe it would take off with the cargo door open. >> this young man confessing to killing a man in a drunk driving accident. >> i'm begging you, please don't drink and drive. >> touchdown! >> touchdown! >> he's the sixth man to throw seven in a game. >> the ravens went from getting a ring to getting wrong. >> a bus hiring a high school football team caught on fire in oregon. the driver made sure that everyone got off safely. >> broke the sound barrier for the second time. verge e virgin wants to fly tourists to space next year. >> this monkey has a little coat on and he's just running around playing. he's a monkey! >> andy murray goes down in straight sets. >> and all that matters. >> a handshake and a big smile. that's how president obama handled the much anticipated moment when he came face-to-face with putin. >> obama had two meetings with putin. both meetings without a shark cage. >> on "cbs this morning." >> residents in one county a

southwest. it has cost hundred of millions of dollars in damage. a new proposal that could impact everything from building codes to insurance rates for millions of americans. >>> also demonstrators outside the. say iran's president has blood on his hands. that newly-elected president set to address the general assembly just hours from now as one big question looms, will our president, president obama, meet with him? one influential lawmaker has some thoughts on that. he joins us next. ♪ ♪ ♪ unh ♪ [ male announcer ] you can choose to blend in. ♪ or you can choose to blend out. the all-new 2014 lexus is. it's your move. jon: new information on a proposed system that could impact millions of homeowners in areas prone to wildfires. scientists are developing a method that measures and predicts their destructiveness which could affect everything from building codes to insurance rates. patti ann browne has details. she is in the newsroom. patti ann. >> reporter: jon that scale would go from e-1 to e-4, which means the e-4 area is high-risk for destruction of. in a few years the news would report a fire was burning in e-4 community. is it would be main use before them to determine building codes an

american job applicants and covers back wages and interest. the government says b of a used unfair and inconsistent hiring guidelines that led to qualified applicants being rejected for teller and entry level positions. southwestwill have to spend more to get the cheapest tickets available. starting in march, travelers will 70 points for every dollar for the getaway cost. right now it's 60 points. the points needed for any time and business select tickets will remain unchanged. >>> sal, you haven't said it much. but it's actually getting better around the toll plaza? >> yes. we're finally seeing some improvement in some of these busy commutes for a tuesday. westbound, you can see there's wes traffic especially in the far left lanes trying to get in the city. there's still a backup. it's better than it was. also on 880 northbound. slow as it normally is after you drive toward the coliseum and get up to high street. and the rest of the oakland commute. you can see traffic on the macarthur freeway, 580 is slow and highway 13 is a mess trying to get up to the caldecott. let's go to steve. >>> a little band of high clouds going by. it will be sunny but breezy to wind and cooler. temperatures in the 60s 70s and 80s