u.s. airlines will reportedly add security to flights coming to america. even before the russian jet crash, an undercover sting operation last summer exposed deep security lapses at u.s. airports. >> here at home, 90% of the covert efforts by tsa approved inadequate. frank: transportation officials say the biggest focus, for now, will be enhancing security specifically for flights from the middle east. live at logan airport, frank holland, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: thank you. other stories we' re following right now -- new information on a woman' s body found bound and burned in bridgewater. our partners at the enterprise report police now think she was killed elsewhere, then dumped in bridgewater. the unidentified victim was found just before midnight tuesday along railroad tracks on oak street. randy: police are still trying to figure out who was found dead inside a burned-out car in worcester. investigators spent the day chipping away at the charred ground off swan avenue, and sifting through the dirt to find clues. the medical examiner will conduct an

airlines say a good rule of thumb -- arrive at the airline two hours before will fly on u.s airlines. airlines say a good rule of thumb -- arrive at the airline two hours before your flight is scheduled to take off. elias: meanwhile, good news for those choosing to take the roads this holiday season... triple-a says gas is the cheapest its been since 2008. here in iowa, gas prices have dropped around 70-cents from this time last year. low gas prices mean more people taking to the roads...the thanksgiving travel period is expected to be the busiest in eight years. elias: and finally....adele said "hello" to another record-breaking album... the british artist's latest album "25" sold 2-point-43 million copies in a little over three days surpassing the sales record. "25" also became the top-selling album of 2015. adele wouldn't allow the album to be on any streaming service including apple music and spotify. elias: that's a look at your money this morning... coming up after the break... sam's in with central iowa's most accurate forecast... but first... time for a quick look at traffic..

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an airline industry group says u.s. carriers are expected to fly 25.3 million passengers over the holiday weekend. that's up 3% from last year. airlines are adding flights to meet demand and the group also says the top ten u.s. airlines earned a collected $18 billion in the first nine months of this year thanks to drops in fuel costs. a busy thanksgiving, guys. make sure you get there early. >> make sure you buy a lot of pie. >> or serve it to some of your fellow passengers so they're a little less ornery. >>> the voters have spoken after san francisco voters rejected prop f, the measure that lost by a fairly narrow vote of 55% to 45%. would have limited short-term rentals to just 75 days a year instead of 90. up to six months of jailtime for those violating the rules. the measure was largely aimed at air b and b. the company spent millions of dollars to try to defeat prop f and succeeded. supporters of the measure say they're not giving up. trying to get the measure back on the ballot some time in the near future. >>> h

u.s. airlines are going to boost security with terrorism a possibility in that deadly plane crash in egypt. people are keeping a closer eye on commercial flights coming it to the states. they are looking at electronic intercepts of terrorists talking about a bomb. went down in egypt last weekend. erika: ahead on crashed spelled cranberries all over the deck. sarah has the cleanup in the crash. sarah: this was a chain reaction crash. it happened when a vehicle was trying to merge onto the sagamore bridge. it cut off a cup truck that was hauling cranberries. this created a mess with traffic at a mess of cranberries. the collision involved trucks hauling falls signature fruit. they spelled across the bridge. >> everybody wondered what was going on. sarah: a vehicle cut off the pickup truck that swerved into another oncoming truck. that driver was seriously island hospital. bridge during the busy commute. divers were diverted. >> i sat there for 40 minutes. typically it' s five minutes at the most. sarah: they are trying to identify the vehicle and chain reaction. they don' t have a descriptio

u.s. airlines don't serve sharm el-sheikh but u.s. es do arrive and leave at a lot of other airports that are are hot spots and we heard today from the department of homeland security saying that they have a whole new set of measures, including security measures, including checking baggage to try to safeguard the american travelers. greta, in just a matter of days, this incident is changing the, when it comes to it aircraft security and as well as russian and the u.s. and isis. back to you. >> greg, thank you. now, that horrific plane crash now causing panic here in the united states. the department of homeland security stepping up security for flights heading to news chief intelligence correspondent catherine honorable is here. >> fox news has confirmed this evening one through a government source that all of the evidence so fa\eÑ is consistent with a device, a high tech, high end device being planted on the aircraft. a second source also insisted to us that the crash signature was consistent with a bomb, the flash, and then also this

u.s. airlines during the 12 days. >> to be honest, i thought it would be not this crowded. >> with the paris attacks and the bombing of a russian jet and the shooting spree at a scrutiny. >> they will probably see more scrutiny of their bags and carryon luggage. >> a confidential f.b.i. bull etin reports that three men suspected be terrorist ties came into the u.s. in the last 90 days. this week two false bomb scares grounded two spirit air flights. and two men were escorted off. spirit now says that threat was a misundering. a man was -- says he was treated like a 2rit679 >> nobody told me what was going on. >> travelers though say it won't stop their travel plans. >> i've been waiting fibe years for this trip. not going to blow it now. >> law enforcement says if you see something, report it. they say they would rather be safe than sorry. phil: tyson is recalling 52,000 pounds of chicken tonight. and the e. coli outbreak at chipotle is growing. >> and we start to cool down a little bit following some snow in the upper midwest. we'll let you know where that son, the holiday season's just lik

u.s. airlines. 3% more than last year.as airports around the country remain on high alert. >> tsa has to be a lot more thorough because of all these concerns. it's pretty simple mathematics. in the end it's going to take more time to screen each person. and that is going to add up to longer lines. >> reporter: travelers should expect longer wait times as tsa spends more time inspecting passengers and luggage. expect random checks, hand swabs to test for explosive residue and additional random checks at the gate. even pre-check passengers may be required to remove their shoes and laptops. homeland security has also called for expanded screening of all items on aircraft leaving overseas airports with direct flights to the united states. there's no known specific threat to the u.s., but passenger planes remain a target for terrorists. this week isis claimed this is the bomb that brought down a russian passenger plane earlier this month. that crash along with the terrorist attacks in paris have led to a climate where pilots an

the airline will provide its own trading under proposal waiting approval from federal regulators. candidates will have to meet u.sluding 1500 hrs of flight experience to be certified as commercial airline pilot. alix: there will be more cars on u.s. highways this weekend, more than any other thanksgiving than 2007. says 47 million people travel because of cheap gas. gas is $.70 less than it was a year ago. you can always get more business news at bloomberg.com. scarlet: let's go to the markets desk and julie hyman. julie: i will look at two stocks that are making choice for the holidays, mattel and hasbro. they have done very differently. both stocks are trading higher today but if you look over the past year, you will see very different fortunes for these companies. we have seen mattel down for the year to date while hasbro has managed to climb by about 38%. by al fell on the year wide margin as well. what's interesting is that investors still appear to be fairly negative on mattel and fairly positive on hasbro at least if you look at the short interest. despite the underperformance of mattel, the short interest

u.s. airline is taking drastic measures all in response to a string of lost pets. >> so hard to believe we are actually one week away from thanksgiving and while we're very spring-like today, we have big changes ahead for the holiday. >> and it's rush hour at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is backed up from the foot of the maze. we're also getting word of a fire which shut down madrone parkway in morgan hill. i'll give you information on the closure and alternates with "kcbs traffic." ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ (vo) some call it giving back. we call it share the love. during our share the love event, get a new subaru, and we'll donate $250 to those in need. bringing our total donations to over sixty-five million dollars. and bringing love where it's needed most. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> good morning, 6:13. chopper 5 is high in the sky. we'll take you for a ride over milpitas. official sun-up at 6:54. that's beautiful. clear skies, we have your full forecast coming up in five minutes. >>> union workers plan to protest at the san francisco airport today to support striking

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u.s. airlines this week. most of the few lights remaining tonight and nearly all tomorrow are on schedule. if you're driving, good luck from i-395 in arlington to i-270 in maryland and 95 in both maryland and virginia, the holiday traffic is already at peak levels. team coverage tonight to prep you for your thanksgiving get away before we get to doug's weather forecast, jackie bensen is on i-95 in laurel where holiday travelers got to test their patience earlier than they thought. >> reporter: i'd like to take credit for this. i'd like to take credit for this. it is news4 transportation reporter adam tuss, tuesday is the next wednesday. what had been a relatively easy trip hit a beltway bottleneck. >> 30 miles south of d.c. up to now, that's when it started. before that, it was like 35, 45. >> he and his family are heading from nashville to atlantic city. >> it's somethingr really something. it will be worth it in the long run, get out for thanksgiving and get with the family in jersey and see my mom. >> repo

u.s. airline flights over the peninsula but because it is likely potential a bomb took down that plane. so far no evidence of a bomb but the president says the u.s. is taking the possibility seriously. many say mechanical failure could still be an option and hasn't been found out as something that caused the plane to break apart. >>> new at 11:00, police want your help to find a man who s b stabbed a man at market in d.c. kennedy killed erik jones two weeks ago at layla lounge on moore street. >>> also new tonight, the guy who flew his gyrocopter on the u.s. capitol lawn is giving up his fight against uncle sam. douglas hughes lawyers says he will plead guilty to operate aquirre ro copter without a license. we all remember his flight from pennsylvania to the capitol lawn in april to bring attention to the influence of big money in politics. hughes' landing raised questions about the security in the airspace around this district. >> six months, that's how long it will take before you start seeing changes on metro, at least that's what the board expects under its new gm. it has been a mess

airliner. the mystery deepens as the white house considers heightened security for u.s.-bound planes. >>> family feud. george h.w. bush, the new biography unleashed harsh words about his son's presidency and dick cheney and donald rumsfeld. now his other son jeb is caught in the middle. >>> a kidnapping solved by the victim himself. 13 years after the fact, how a teen when he was applying to college, made the shocking discovery he had been taken as a boy. >>> a new weight loss pill showing great promise melting dozens of pounds away without surgery. how it works. "nightly news" begins right now. >> good evening. president obama is confirming what government sources have been telling us, the possibility that a bomb brought down that russian jetliner over egypt's sinai peninsula. the white house also today said it is now considering security changes for some international flights coming into the u.s. so far, only the u.s. and britain have publically raised the possibility that the crash was an act of terror, with russia and egypt saying it's too soon to know. conflicting i

. >> the white house says the faa told airlines earlier in the year that u.s. civil aviation operating into, within or over the sinai peninsula is at potential risks associated with treemist activists. however -- >> there are no u.s. carriers that regularly operate out of the sinai peninsula. >> reporter: within hours of the crash, an isis connected group operating in egypt said it was responsible. a claim initially disputed by u.s. officials. but now the group has become the prime suspect. the voice and data recorders from the jet are now being analyzed by russian, egyptian and other international teams. the cockpit voice recorder is partially damaged but investigators are working to get as much information from it as they can. back to you. >> reporter: a lot of people want to know what impact isis has in the sinai desert. the singh has a lot of extremiss and they had for many years pledged allegianceton al qaeda because that was their big funder. with al qaeda the way it is today, isis growing and having much more financial means, they've claimed allegiance t

u.s. airlines don't do that well, either. delta, american and united fall in the middle or near the bottom of the ratings. they are among those with the lowest possible score on leg room, seat comfort, food and in-flight entertainment. >> coach travelers are very satisfied with some of the smaller airlines who do well for service, staff and easy check-in. >> jet blue followed closely. what distinguishes jet blue? slightly better leg room and seat widths. having no hidden fees is also important. >> for being the most transparent about its fees. and that partially offsets poor scores for seating, food and entertainment. >> virgin america does well with top scores across the board. >> regional carriers like alaska and hawaii are also checking out. they both do well in first class and coach service when it comes to staff service and not having hidden fees. >>> now, tonight at 11:00, three decades of reporting on blinds that have been a known danger for all of that time. but you can still buy them in thousands of stores. a bay are

an airline industry group says u.s. carriers are expected to fly 25.3 million passengers over the holiday weekend. that's up 3% from last year. airlines are adding flights to meet demand. the group also says the top ten u.s. airlines earned a collected $18 billion in the first nine months of this year thanks to a drop in fuel costs. guys, i'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but it looks like jfk is going to be busier. >> yet spirit and frontier are going to charge you more to check a bag during the holiday season. >> $5 to $10 based on when you check in, whether you do it online or at the check-in counter. the earlier you can do it, the better. >> it's a real bummer because it's not prohibitive to the traveler. you're going to do it anyway because it's a few dollars. but they get to make a whole bunch. >> those $5, they add up over time. >> absolutely. landon, thank you so much. >> thanks, guys. >> 6:10 right now. still ahead, a controversial homework assignment. we're going to show you the question that's raising co

u.s. airlines have been warned to avoid flying below 26,000 feet warning: sh there are no u.s. carriers, that regularly operate out of the sinai peninsula. in fact, the airport in question at sharm el sheikh is, in fact, not the last point of departure into the united states for any airliner >>> united airlines does fly over the sinai, the only u.s. carrier to do so. with flights to dubai and kuwait. the airline told al jazeera it is diverting until further notice. crash investigators have the plane's black boxes, and say there's good data on the flight recorder, but the voice recorder was damaged and will take work to decipher. a u.s. military satellite detected a heat flash around the russian jet as it broke up at 30,000 feet. the question - does it indicate a bomb. the wreckage will reveal the answers. >> if it was something strong enough to bring the aircraft down, it will dodo -- do a lot of damage to the air frame. >> one thing that is certain is the plane was not brought down by a missile. rebel groups doesn't have the technology, and the u.s. military satellite detected

u.s. airlines expect more than 25 million passengers this holiday season. that's the highest number since the recession in 2008. airfare is roughly 9% lower than last year and if you haven't booked your tickets, there are some days you definitely want to avoid. the busiest travel day will be, as usual, the wednesday before thanksgiving and the sunday and monday after that holiday. pretty busy out there on the roads tonight. let's take a look. this stretch of the mass pike through newton looks ok in both directions, starting to back up as you head into boston. look at the maps in the rest of the area. we will start as we do south of the city looking for the red which are delays, 31 minutes from mass ave to route 3 right now. north of the city, 31 minutes. out west on the pike, 16 minutes from i-93 to newton corner, farther west, 27 minutes from the west. once you hit 495, that stretch between the mass pike and 290 is almost double the usual drive time. j.c.: former president george h.w. bush not holding anything back in his new biography. phil: at 5 their, t

u.s. airlines during these 12 days around thanksgiving and it's a lot of people have chosen to get back outre and head places. in fact it's the high of the number that we've seen since the recession in 2008 after those financial troubles. a number of people just said you know what, we can't afford to go, we'll stay home but more people now saying we'll take that flight across the country. let's go over to reporter annie mccomic. she's live at 30th street station with what things are looking like there. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam and a train just arrived here at 30th street station. a number of people just got on another train. that is departing right now. amtrak is expecting to have a bulk in ridership today. because of that they added extra trains and also extra seats. expect tuesday, wednesday and sunday to be the busiest travel days this holiday week. last year amtrak carried an estimated record of 770,000 passengers during the thanksgiving holiday travel period. amtrak is prepared for the surge in ridership by adding trains and seats and on the security side, th

u.s. airline or airport employee who suddenly becomes radicalized by isis. it could be baggage handler, a cleaning crew member, basically any one with access to a plane. and while some airports do require every worker to be screened on a daily basis, it doesn't happen every day. >> insider you know the system in the airport. you know where the cameras, where the doors are, the guards at the gate and who is a good screener and who is a bad screener or who is lax and who is not. >> every airport worker in the u.s. is regularly checked against the terror watch list but when it comes to criminal background checks those are done by the airports themselves. and those are required only every two years. >> at philadelphia international airport, more americans returned home this weekend, home from paris after the attacks. the second round of passengers returned to philadelphia yesterday. college students, couples and friends were among those on the flight. may drove up from maryland to hug her daughter. they communicated via text from a restaurant during the violence

u.s. airlines serve egypt right now. so in this announcement today about certain precautions at last point of departure airports, we should note that it's those -- it's those destinations in the middle east and possibly elsewhere that they're focusing their attention. the u.s. transportation security administration does have standing operations in many of those airports already. so you can depend on them having changed or toughened up their procedures and they improvised day-to-day. even if they did have any specific procedures to toughen up right now, we wouldn't know from day to day, and it really would be up to the passengers to notice any kinds of changes, if at all. >> tom ackerman in washington, d.c. thank you. >>> now, the u.s. has rejected a contentious $8 billion oil pipeline project from canada to the gulf coast. president obama said the keystone pipeline would not make a meaningful long-term contribution to the u.s. economy. it would have carried 830,000 barrels of oil a day from alberta to texas. the move is

u.s. airlines. isis now under attack by the russian military in syria claims it brought down the plane. the russians have been dismissing that. but now there is the suspicion here that isis did bomb this plane and escalate its war. in washington, steve handelsman, nbc news. >>> and now to a news 4 exclusive. a man walk do you think the street in brooklyn attack and severely beaten for his iphone. >> 37-year-old gary weingarten suffered severe cuts and bruises to his head and face on monday's attack. police say that he was jumped by three men on the corner of fulton and schenectady avenue not far from his apartment. the suspects punched and kicked weingarten and then stole his iphone 6. the victim spoke exclusively with news 4 tonight. >> did you think you were going to die at this point? i just knew -- i was like wow, you're getting your butt whupped right now. like you're getting beaten hard. i had never been -- i had never been beaten like that before, in the head. it was so -- it was just one blow after another. >> well, as you can see, weingarten needed stitches to close the wounds

u.s. airlines don't fly to, from or over the area where the plane went down, but the tsa not taking any chances as they beef up security all over the place. in the control room, ryan schulteis, 7news night team. >> elizabeth: also from the night team, a gymnastics coach in new hampshire is facing alarming allegations. he's accused of sexually assaulting a young girl. the night team's susan tran is in hooksett with the very latest. susan? >> reporter: elizabeth, the suspect's family says they're prized he was even arrested. they're calling these allegations bogus. as for the family who came to the gym to pick up their children, they too are surprised. 23-year-old cameron beaton accused of a sex crime against a child. bogus. the u.s.a. ninja challenge gym where he's a coach says they can't believe it. >> we were as shocked and surprised as anyone. police warning parents this gymnastics coach was arrested friday, accused of sexually assaulting a child right here at this facility. >> as we were told by authorities, there was an incident about three weeks ago. >> reporter: the gym says investigators

u.s. airlines. >>> happening today former subway pitch man jared fogle will learn his sentence on child pornography and sex crime charges after he enters a guilty plea. prosecutors want the 38 year-old father of two to spent more than 12 years in prison. fogle admitted paying for sex with girls as young as 16 and receiving child pornography produced by former director of fogle's foundation. >>> some bathrooms in philadelphia will to have change their signs after mayor nutter signs a bill to make them gender neutral. new law applies to restaurants, businesses and other public place that he is have have bathrooms with just a single toilet in them. the business owners have 90 days to change the signs or they could be find. >>> four fire fighters are recovering this morning after getting hurt while battling a house fire in upper darby delaware county. that fire broke out last night in the basement of the row home on the 100 block of whitely terrace. we are told four fire fighters were overcome by the heat. they were all treated at the scene and taken to the hospital to be check out. >>> well, you have

u.s. airline industry. united says it has an agreement in principle with the pilots union.re looking to boost revenue anyway they can when the new "star wars" movie opens next month. they will be selling posters, keychains, and cocktails called yodaritas. shift,son for this theaters will be paying a higher than normal percentage for each wars'" o disney, "star distributor. more businesses can always be found at bloomberg.com. now mark barton with today's big political and economic event in the u k mark: it was chancellor george osborne's big day. he heralded the strength of the economy vs. its peers. rne: whole osbo economy investment is set to grow faster in britain than in any other major advanced economy in the world this year, the next year, and the year after that. to westminster now, where my very own colleague anna edwards is standing by. good afternoon to you. i know it has been a very long day for you. osborne in very good spirits earlier, highlighting the economy's strength. did he pull any rabbits out of the hat? anna: yes, he did, mark. good to see you. infelt d

u.s. airlines fly to, from, or over egypt's sinai peninsula.terview president obama discussed the likelihood that a bomb brought down that plane. >> we know that the procedures we have here in the united states are different than some of the procedures that existed for outbound and inbound flights there and we're going to spend a lot of time just making sure that our own investigators and our own intelligence community figures out exactly what's going on before we make any definitive pronouncements. it is certainly possible that there was a bomb onboard. >> the kremlin has called the rush to call it a bomb premature and a mechanical failure hasn't been ruled out. >>> new insight into just how badly a plan to train syrian rebels failed. according to the "usa today," the pentagon spent $384 million on the program or $2 million a fighter. of the 180 syrians vetted, trained and equipped, the paper reports only 95 are in syria today. this is the latest from the pentagon in september. >> can you tell us what the total number of trained fighters remai

u.s. airlines fly into or even above the sinai desert. the faa now advising all airlines if they have to go over that area, notify them and fly at 26,000 feet or above. more as we get it, micheal. >> kerry, thank you very much. >>> today, donald trump will start running his first political ads promoting his presidential campaign. the ads will only be heard on the radio. trump promises they'll be positive, not negative attacks the ads will run in three early decision states. new hampshire, iowa, and south carolina. they're airing just as a new fox news poll puts trump in the front runner's position. >>> and chris christie may not be on the main stage during tuesday's gop candidate's debate. he's lagging in the newest polls and failing to top the 2.5% threshold. that could push him into a smaller, earlier debate. this is all based on the criteria being set by fox news. those rules knock george pataki out of the debate altogether. >>> members of the nypd's largest police union plan to demonstrate today against their latest contract negotiati

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u.s. airlines that fly into paris, american airlines says it cancelled one flight out of dallas tonight, but of its other flights, some of those, all those prepared to flight tonight. same with united airlines and delta. all flights flying to believe. at jfk airport. wnbc spoke to one passenger waiting to depart to frantz. >> we saw it a couple of hours, we are very under shock, it is very shocking. >> are your family and friends okay. >> well we have not talked to them, but they should be okay. >> we also checked with the faa this evening that says it is coordinating with french and u.s. aviation authorities but right now it's not -- the faa does say it is prepared to take any action in the event action is warn rapted. there's always beefed up, stepped skup in security rldwide and we are likely to see that in the days to come. there's no specific or kreshl -- it's aware of no specific or credible threat against the united states homeland. >>> when we come back on this special edition of date line, we'll go to kier simmons for a live update on the attacks in paris. it's why we, at university

u.s. airlines are aet a collective $18 billion in the rise this year. that's your cnbc morning business report. i'm landon dowdy. >> thank you, landon. >>> the team will introduce baker and maddux. baker was a pitcher and maddux was a coach for the rangers for seven years. >> four things to no. today the montgomery county board members will talk about possible redistricting. one of the main topics chrkmyle school will be opening next year. >>> paul wiedefeld is the new name surfacing in the search inch be aur among the first. >>> a missing 5-year-old was discovered after missing for more than a decade oon. >> u.s. and british intelligence officials believe there may have been a bomb on that plane. >>> the forecast. rain coming to an end this morning. it will be warm and dry this and new record highs for tomorrow and buh then turning blustery and cooler just in time for your weekend. >>> as we take an overall look at the bent way. krashs out of the way. there is snow. a little sluggish. >> that is the broadcast for this morning. thanks for waking up with

u.s. airlines expect 3% increase in passengers over thanksgiving.e will see if they backup on those fees, but it turns out they're not actually adding baggage fees for the holidays. >> nicole: thanksgiving is actually the most traveled time of the year as well. coming up, big shocker. >> i have to thank people to came watch me at a basement of a bar to help me play systemwhere, i wouldn't give anything for those gigs, maybe we will play some bigger ones, i don't know. >> nicole: we have the other winners for you and some of the losers from the cma awards. lebron james does some tailoring. details coming up. hey, let's check the u.s. stock index futures. dow futures up 24 and s&p two and a half, you are watching fbn:am, first look at morning marketing and breaking news. ♪ ♪ ♪ hi. hi. hi. hello. hi. hi. hi. hi my name's josh. kelly. my name is raph. steve. my name is anne. tom. brian. krystal. and i am definitely not a robot. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. whether it's for your business or your personal life, don

evaluation and opening statements could begin next week. >> jadiann: this morning, airlines are taking precautions after u.s. intelligence suggests there was a bomb onboard the russian plane that exploded over egypt. nick emmons is here with more on this possible air attack. >> reporter: this morning metro jet airlines is grounding its fleet of airbus a321 jets, the same model involved. u.s. intelligence and british leaders say the crash was likely from a bomb placed by isis. that's a strong suspicion, not a proven fact. this morning officials are investigating whether isis got to the ground crew or baggage handlers. if this theory proves to you and isis blew up the plane, the group has a deadlier reach than ever. it's based on intercepted communications that can sometimes be miss leading. nick emmons, "7 news today in new england." >> christa: thank you. now a murder mystery in bridgewater that left people on edge. police say that they found a woman's body bound and burned. let's go to nicole oliverio with the latest on the investigation this morning at the scene. >> reporter: investigators plan to come ba

u.s. airlines to avoid flying below 26,000 feet there. warning, exercise extreme caution during flight operations, to avoid violence or unrest. >> there are no regular carriers that regularly operate out of the sinai peninsula. in fact the airport in question at sharm el sheikh is in fact not the last point of departure into the united states, for any airline. united airlines does fly over the sinai, the only u.s. carrier to do so, with flights to dubai and kuwait. united says it is diverting until further notice. investigators have both black boxes. there was good information on the data recorder but the voice recorder will take more work to decipher. heat flash around the russian jet as it broke up at nearly 30,000 feet. the question: does that indicate a bomb. former ntsb board member says the wreckage will reveal the answers. >> if it was strong enough obring the aircraft down it's going to do a lot of wreckage to the frame, to the airframe. >> now one thing we are fairly certain is that a missile did not bring down this jet. the rebe

from now until december 1 -- an estimated 25 million people will fly on u.s airlines. airlines say a good rule of thumb -- arrive at the airline two hours before your flight is scheduled to take off. elias: elias: meanwhile, good news for those choosing to take the roads this holiday season... triple-a says gas is the cheapest its been since 2008. here in iowa, gas prices have dropped around 70-cents from this time last year. low gas prices mean more people taking to the roads...the thanksgiving travel period is the roads...the thanksgiving travel period is expected to be the busiest in eight years. elias: next.... olypmic wrestler dan gable shares his thoughts on the graple on the gridiron at kinnick stadium " you're watching local 5 news midday in hd. we are iowa" elias: good morning and thanks for joining us for local 5 news midday...i'm elias johnson. elias: the iowa hawkeye wrestlers hope to remain unbeaten as they head into ames this weekend to take on the iowa state cyclones. the second ranked hawkeyes are coming off their upset victory over oklahoma state at th

u.s. airlines don't serve sharm el-sheikh. they go other places where trouble could happen. homeland security chief jeh johnson unveiled new measures today. >> out of an abundance of caution and mindful of that possibility, secretary johnson earlier today announced a series of interim precautionary measures that would be taken at a handful of airports in the region. >> earnest was not willing to budge on earlier statements he made about the cause of the crash. saying the u.s. still had not made a determination about what was behind the incident. terror, though, looming ever larger in the frame. brett? >> greg palcott live in london. >>> the business administration says the u.s. economy added 271,000 jobs in october. sent the unemployment rate to a seven-year low. however there is also the fact that the labor force participation rate remains at a 38-year low. of 62.4%. the stocks were mixed today. the dow gained 47. the s&p 500 was down a point. the nasdaq was up 19. for the week the dow gained almost 1.5 percentage points, the s&p 500 was up about 1, the nasdaq finished ahea