u.s. airlines for customer satisfaction. ♪ yeah united breaks guitars >> it's not just united. ugh the airlines are increasingly coming under fire for bad service, profits soared 61% between the third quarter of 2014 and the same period in 2015. charlie is chairman of travelers united, a passenger rights group in washington. >> there are only four airlines which basically are controlling the air space in north america. that doesn't give us lots of choice. >> in 2008, as u.s. airlines started to merge into the four major players we have today, united, delta, american and southwest, they were also getting hit by sky-high oil prices. so they started charging fees for so-called extras. food, wifi, seat upgrades and more. the move has paid off for carriers and their customers. adjusting for inflation, airfares are cheaper than they used to be, but the extra fees are a bonus for airlines. then in 2014 airlinies scored bigger as oil prices plummeted. by mid-2015 they reported the biggest quarterly profits since 2006, and yet, the savings haven't been passed along to customers. many pas

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u.s. airlines are vying for approval to start flying to cuba. they filed applications with the government to win the coveted route. last month the u.s. and cuba agreed to restore commercial air service between the countries for the first time in decades. the deal allows for 20 daily round trip flights to havana and other airports in cuba. >>> the starbucks may be falling out of favor with customers. the coffee chain buzz score which measures positive or negative sentiment around the brand has dropped from 60 to 29 in just eight days. the move comes after starbucks revamped its loyal day program for every dollar spent instead of points for every purchase. >> after they change the loyalty program, but before they put in beer and wine at some locations like at my starbucks. we'll see. maybe the sentiment will change, right? >> of course. especially how loyal will they be, apparently, not that loyal if you take away their benefits. >>> now to decision 2016 the next republican presidential debate tonight in michigan, but one candidate is going to be

u.s. airline carriers have submitted applications for flights to cuba for possible routes for primarily from large hub cities in the u.s. with havana being the most popular destination. the government is expected to award the contested havana routes. this summer, flights to smaller cities could be approved much sooner and all flights are charters between the two countries. >>> in one more day we'll host our annual attorneys on call, a chance to talk with attorneys for free. once again we teamed up with the north carolina bar association for their annual day of service. we'll have more than 150 attorneys taking calls, taking your calls from 7 a.m. until 7 tomorrow we'll have the phone number on your tv screen, wral.com, and also on our facebook page. >>> a teenager accused of acting as a face doctor is facing new charges. what police say he did helping a drew5 n litttesen thip admittedbash hs of dr undedteold the ttopayin t inci daysometimeg emoal stonansa sl py tree. > florida teen acd oposi ainarfo ard t -ymala -rsolsown .ove dntsed jai th tee i accusedfakg a c 86-year maufng s om sayheeen

u.s. airlines submitted applications to the u.s. government to fly scheduled flights to cuba. american and delta and jeothers are competing for about 110 slots. the airlines will also have to apply to the cuban government. nearly 160,000 leisure travelers flew to cuba on charterear. hundreds of thousands of cuban americans visited their families. >>> sports retailer sports authority filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy and plans to close or stores and two distribution centers. sports authority stores will remain open during the chapter 11 process. the company says it needs fewer storesngly shop online. >>> retail giant target is also making changes to adjust to the boom in online shopping. it plans to spend nearly $2ear to upgrade its target is also shifting more of its spending from its physical stores to online investments. quarter, target's online sales jumped 34%. >>> some chick-fil-a restaurants are offering free ice cream if you put away your cell phone while re than 150 chick-fil-a locations are offering the deal. some locations even have a cell phone coupe on each table for

u.s. airlines is telling the airline what route they would want to fly to cuba and that could include onet from philadelphia. at least seven carriers submitted applications to the transportation department and that includes one frontier flight from philadelphia to havana. the government could award that route this summer. flights to smaller cities could be approved after that. but airlines would still need to get additional approval from cuba. >>> if you watched abc the chew today. they shined a light on philadelphia and an incredible lunch program. called the way to eat and socialalize in a real restaurant. it's up and running in a dozen philadelphia schools. when the chew crew visited it was lights, camera, action at leadership charter school in west philadelphia. the students in the white jackets are the captains, they learned the art of setting a table and presenting a meal and the host of the daytime show today applauding the kids and the program and chef veteri. >> i love how much responsibility they have been how much they love that. they love sitting at the table. >> to me he is o

u.s. airlines and are some big bone about ae who combined 50% of the company. ht be the beginning of an exit strategy for those investors. : anything significant about the timing? airlines have enjoyed some great profitability over the last year and some quarters. betty: is that due to lower oil prices? george: it is. the challenge is that it is fading a little bit because fares are starting to come down. labore starting to see ask for more and more tocessions, so market start get squeezed. if you are an investor, you may think it is the right time to go. if these reports play out, who could be potential buyers here? george: we could have existing players in the market. someone like delta could find it interesting. you could have slots at reagan, laguardia, jfk. delta does not have a lot of exposure at newark or san francisco, another big hub for version. alaska could be another. alaska is looking for spots at newark. this could provide another hub for them. alaska and delta come to mind highest given their structure and what virgin would do. sounds like further

they are banned on airliners in the u.s. the government rule includes foreign or domestic flights into or out of or within the country. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch" now. competition heats up as airlines fight a flight to cuba and free ice cream at chick-fil-a, but there is a catch. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. >>> oil prices continue to recover. that sent stocks on wall street a bit higher yesterday. the dow gained 34 points. the s&p added eight. the nasdaq finished 13 points higher. >>> at least eight u.s. airlines submitted applications to the u.s. government to fly scheduled flights to cuba. american and delta and jetblue and others are competing for about 110 slots. the airlines will also have to apply to the cuban government. nearly 160,000 leisure travelers last year. hundreds of thousands of cuban americans visited their families. >>> sports retailer sports authority filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy and plans to close or sell about 140 st

u.s. airlines are ready to flight to cuba. legacy carrier delta, united, american apply and so has the discount carriers southwest, jet blue and alaska airlines. that is six airlines for 20 daily round trip flights between the u.s. and havana. ten others are allowed between u.s. and cities with international airports. leon: sam ford is at the armory where the families were reunited for the first time in a year. sam: more than 40 m.p.'s arrived to arrive back yesterday. >> also there is mother of three. planning to surprise the kids and the family surprised her. >> kids, mom, boring. >> i'm happy. >> the sister and the kids came. >> we are super excited. >> it has been too long. >> dad was there. >> how is it be mom and dad for nine months? >> it's very, very difficult. >> we do what we can do. >> everybody is strong. >> i'm ready to be with the family. >> most others arrived earlier made it home for their r s. >> not a very long while but they will rest for a while. then come back to work. >> so a happy time for johnson family

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u.s. airlines there, train station, not from the u.s. embassy, may have been targeting americans.s the quote from nunez. from my vantage point, it does look like an attack on americans. it looks like it was targeted towards americans to some so degree. when you hear that from the chairman of the house intelligence committee that the suspicion - it's only a suspicion now -- that americans were targeted, would that be unusual? would that be extraordinary, paul? >> well, isis would clearly want to kill americans in any attack. i mean, that's the holy grail for them, the united states leading the anti isis coalition. it's much more difficult for them to get operatives into america, so trying to hit americans overseas is sort of the best bet for them. i have not seen overriding evidence yet, wolf, that americans were singled out in any way, shape or form in this attack. you couldn't really know who was going to be in that metro car underneath the european parliament in monthlien monthly molenbeek. and according to the cctv footage, they went to different parts of the airport. i don't t

u.s. airline to submit their plans to travel to cuba. the department is expected to decide which airlines can fly to cuba later this month. >>> the anthem of the seas docking in new jersey after being turned around for the second straight cruise, they turned around over weather concerns an patients got sick with the norovirus. full of crimson pride. president obama welcoming the iversity of alabama football team to celebrate winning this year's national championship. in the plex, i'm christine cruz, 7 news. >>> after 340 day, astronaut scott kelly is back on earth. heanded overnight in the desert. he was seen pumping his fist and giving a thumb's up after being taken out from the russian spacecraft. they brought him back along with two russian astronautsful the tree you underwent field tests to see how they're doing. a long-time in space. >> ashley: that is a long-time. >>> coming up next, an a popular stoop kid heading back to tv. nickelodeon reviving not one but two '90s classics. we have the details in the morning trend. >>> we are wa

u.s. airlines have begun the process of applying offering a flight to cuba. american airlines which operates a majority of the flights to phl shows miami and dallas and chicago hubs over philadelphia, airlines have until march 21 to apply. >>> fedex hub in the lehigh valley is one step closer to happening. the authority approved it last t night. the 260-acre site could bring 4,000 jobs to the area. >>> major stock indices were up yesterday, but slightly. stock futures are flat right now. the transportation compartment is banning the use of ecigarettes on flights. faa allows passengers to carry cigarettes on board. they are not to be checked in lug gaj because of the danger ever explosionses -- explosions and fires. >>> we'll check the new project for the area around 30th street station in philadelphia. they are calling it schuylkill yards. that's next. winners are showing up all over pennsylvania. and with more than 500,000 winners of match 6, cash 5, and treasure hunt every single week, that's not a big surprise. winners, winners everywhere! play today! no m

u.s. airlines want a piece of the cuban travel market. american, delta, jetblue and others submitted applications to the u.s. government to fly scheduled flights to cuba. they are vying for just a handful of slotses. most looking to fly between havana and miami. some proposed flights would leave from boston, new york, l.a. and denver. american airlines proposed one flight to travel between cuba and charlotte. >> i think it will be very popular. thank you. >> sounds like a lot of people will sign up. >> a lot of people want to get there too before things change. it's sort of stuck in the 1950s in so many ways. i would love to see it. >>> coming up in the next half- hour - >> astronaut scott kelly is back on american soil but the work from his yearlong mission in space is far from over. i'm don champion at the cbs broadcast center with what is next for him coming up. >> also, we've got a look at the forecast and what it holds for your thursday morning. us know. >>> thank you for joining us and thank you for watching i'm russ bowen. >> i'm s

u.s. airlines will begin commercial flights this year. with last week's port security enforcement, we've released the last hurdle. all of which will mean even more americans visiting cuba in the years ahead and appreciating the incredible history and culture of the cuban people. >> mr. obama is the first sitting american president to visit cuba in almost 90 years. he and castro will appear together at a state dinner this evening. tomorrow, he'll take in a bass -- a baseball game between the kings and the tampa bay. >>> the board is considering numerous changes that could affect the structure of the system which includes 113 campuses. last week, 80 counsels and president from the school expressed a need to overhaul the process. >>> san francisco supervisors are considering a plan to protect teachers from being evicted from their residents during the school year. proponents say they - some say they have to find an affordable place to live in a descent neighborhood. evictions have become common after rental units are converted to condos. >>>

u.s. airlines want a piece of the travel market. they submitted application to fly scheduled flights to cuba. most looking to fly between havana and miami. some of the proposed flights >> soon you'll be able to pay for clothes and restaurants without even taking out your wallet. >> the dow jones is down 48 points. nasdaq down 16. s&p 500 is down 4 1/2 points. you can catch the market's closing numbers on local 12 news first at 4:00. >> we expect more snow this way. >> desperate times calls for desperate measures. the iditarod dog snow sled in alaska alaska. the snow is melting so they hauled snow from fairbanks. that's never been done before. it has been cut from 11 miles to 3 because of the lack of snow. 85 mushers and their team is expected to be there for saturday. >> the same high temperature for anchorage today is the same here we're both getting into the mid areas. the snow continues to fall. we had a couple of problems on the roadway. you can't even see downtown cincinnati. >> flurries. >> decent pace now. you can see a hint of paul brown stadium. right now it is mostly snow that's pu

u.s. airlines. that means at least 300,000 more people lining up with you every day in that security line. the tsa now turning out 200 new officer for a week. >> people rightfully demanded we do our work better. >> reporter: until they are in place, check the airports airport for delace. get to the airport at least two hours early and avoid peak flight time. >> one of the great tips is flying when nobody else wants to fly. for example on a sunday or saturday morning. >> twitter is especially effective. tweet the airlines. most have rapid response teams to help you solve your problems. tom. >> thank you. >>> still ahead tonight the device that is being used to jam cell phones when turned on causes calls to drop. one man is facing charges for using it on a train. and later the dog who beat cutting edge technology. how he saved his little owners on the way. >>> a train full of commuters in chicago talking on their phones when the calls are dropped. a fed up commuter is accused of taking matters into hi

u.s. airlines are asking permission from daily flights from south florida to the island. airlineses submitted applications yesterday to the u.s. department of transportation. the pack with the government gives cuba access to hundreds of flights to cuba but only 20 are allowed in havana. the expected routes released this summer with first flights released in october. >>> the wgc cadillac championship is today. is the tournament staying or asking. the pga says it's exploring options because of comments made about mexican immigrants. huge financial blow to the city. pga has helped 54 tournaments. trump's views are not shared by him. >> we are always being inclue sif and we will keep being inclusive. we think the pga tour should stay. >> this is cadillac's last year sponsoring the tournament and they may be concerned about finding a new sponsor that is consistent to working with trump. >>> after nearly a year in space scott kelly is back in his home state of texas. he arrived at elliott field in houston overnight. he spent 340 days at the international space station. kelly spo

u.s. airline hub in europe, but some u.s. companies are concerned for their employees, as you might imagine. the airport attack was located in the check-in area reportedly near the american airlines area. american airlines has released a statement this morning saying, in part, all of our employees and contractors are accounted for with no reported injuries. delta and united airlines also issued statements this morning saying their employees are safe. some flights have been diverted to other airports, to amsterdam, for example, and upcoming flights to brussels have been suspended. gayle? >> all right thank you very much. cbs news senior security contributor michael morale is a former cia deputy director he's in washington. and juan is with us from salt lake city. good morning to you. michael i want to start with you first. we had a statement from the belgian prime minister who says what we feared has happened, we were hit by blind attacks. can we call these blind attacks when they were on a heightened security alert? and that t

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u.s. airlines have made applications to fly to cuba. southwest wants to fly there at least six times a day with two flights out of tampa, and american, delta, frontier and silver airplanes have also submitted applications but of course not all of the requests will be granted. the government is expected to make a decision this summer. >> and a lot of people are still talking about this. now we get to meet the woman who find that giant alligator in her swimming pool. >> wow ! i don't think there are woordz words to describe when you come home and find a 9-foot alligator in your pool. >> have some more young children speaking. >> you have to meet this little girl. her plea to help a certain kind of florida resident that really had comown county commissioners listening. >> a cold front went by earlier and another is on the horizon for friday. we'll talk about that and also the prospects for a pretty thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always loo

u.s. airlines to have 110 daily flights to cuba but only 20 can go to havana. american airlines requested 14 daily flights to the capitol plus two additional weekend only flights. u.s. carriers in total applied for 51 flights to havana. >>> head's up for drivers in university city. part of an intersection is closed until sunday for lynx blue lincoln trucks. you can't make turns at institute circle and north tryon street. you can use robert schneider road and j.w. clay burn instead. let's check in with traffic team 9's mark taylor. >> off to a good start. 85 and concord heading south 0 to charlotte no issues. construction project scheduled to have the ramp from 29601-35 closed. morning. the clouds are building in. evening rain chance is marching across the lower midwest. it has its eyes set on the carolinas right around the start time of the drive home we will show you the start time when it rolls in. >> thanks. >>> a texas company connected to the i-77 toll lanes project filed for bankruptcy. at 5:00, joe bruno tells us what this means for our area and the step

u.s. airlines competing to bring americans here. the new things is that you can go mobile and be mobile. the internet has come to havana. it's as slow as the cars. but it's here. jim avila, abc news, havana. >> beautiful. and it's a wonderful thing that you can actually have a cell phone that is working there in havana. i was there about a year and a half ago and there was no use to the cell phone. so there was no instagraming at all from that area. and it really has made progress. you were mentioning that the much -- >> not many households have it. a long way to go. >>> coming up, a surprise visit from strangers in the hospital delivery room. and pilled cardigans become pets. but it's not you, it's the laundry. protect your clothes from stretching, fading, and fuzz. ...with downy fabric conditioner... it not only softens and freshens, it helps protect clothes from the damage of the wash. so your favorite clothes stay your favorite clothes. downy fabric conditioner. wash in the wow. let's get these dbut these liquid gels are new. mu

u.s. airlines are lining up to fly to cuba. the latest, delta. at least eight carriers submitted applications outlining what routes they would like to fly. u.s. tourists won't be legally they fall into certain categories. >>> president obama visits cuba in a few weeks. tampa bay rays are going to face the cuba national team in havana. it's the first team that's played there since 1999. josh talking to the ray's owner about the big trip. >> following decades of separation, the cold relationship between the u.s. and cuba has thawed in recent years. today there is air travel and the appearance of a path toward normalized relations. >> certainly the ray's trip to cuba is one of those. >> reporter: later this month the rays will be the first team >> because of those connections between tampa and florida and cuba. it's these kind of goodwill mission that is can help break down some of the barrier that is still exist. >> reporter: connection that is date back to the 1500s and were cemented with the cigar industry back in the 1880s. they called ate no-bra

u.s. airlines has started to apply to offer flights to cuba. frontier airlines wants to fly once a week. and american did not apply for flights out of philadelphia but is applying for routes out of miami, dallas and atlanta. >>> older adults who have been laid off or taking a break from working could find it difficult to find a job. but one local entrepreneur is trying to help by putting focus on hiring seniors. tamala edwards as more in today's art of aging. >>> bobby and tim's most recent startup is called voice and is hiring 300 people and hiring seniors makes good sense. >> in the coffin industry there is turnover. >> since seniors are more likely to stay on the job. training costs are likely reduced and they bring talent to the table. >> we can tap into their prior life experience and match it with the clients's needs, so if someone had 30 years of engineering, i can happen him into an engineering firm, it's a win for both parties. and hires mothers going back to the workforce after raising their families. >> the mature worker comes in and works and the veteran comes in and is happy

u.s. airlines in march and april, 140 million passengers, more than 2.3 million a day and a 3% the group is credits cheaper airfare for that. >>> meantime, there is a storm system moving towards the carolinas, blamed for the deaths of two people in oklahoma. >> you can see the thick clouds in oklahoma yesterday. a strong storm dumped heavy rain across the state. a man's suv was swept away in a blood last night. they found his body in 8 feet of water. and another person's can a few flipped in strong winds and high water and it led to a school bus rescue there. steve udelson is tracking the bad weather. steve? >>> that's right. it's produced tons of rain already and is just getting started as we track more rain right out of the gulf of mexico and slowly moving to the dare cares. take a look at the swath of rain over the southeast especially over portions of northern louisiana, upwards of a foot of an even of rain. said at least .50" and leads to more flooding. meanwhile, could we be prettier? skies are clear and temperatures in the mid-70s in charlotte and university city, close to 80 in matt

u.s. airlines wait for the green light. >> people want to go some place different. we've heard about cuba and they food and the music. >> since the start of the new year cuban officials say 1 million tourists visited the island about a third of all of 2015. enrique owns a restaurant in havana and says business has doubled. many customers are americans like college students from new orleans and hopes it will reignite the economy. >> i think culture of your country and our country. >> still a number of cubans are not sure the island's infrastructure is ready. >> i'm just kind of waiting for the advantages that these may bring to our country. >> a wait many hope will end soon. chris martinez cbs news havana cuba. just being on the lovely >>> the woman at the center of a shocking double murder in johnston county appeared in court today. i'm sean maroney. >> i'm sharon tazewell. sharon wilson is accused of hiding evidence. her friend killed matt jones and jessica piette. >> the victim's family wants answers. someone would want to do something like this. >> investigators

u.s. airlines all want a piece of the cuban travel market. american, southwest, jetblue and others submitting applications to the u.s. government, all hoping to fly to cuba. most are looking to fly between miami and havana but some of the proposed flights leave from boston, new york, l.a., or denver. >>> subway is giving its customers a healthier option. >> lisa: the fast-food restaurant is now offering antibiotic-free chicken >> right now, customers can order rotisserie style chicken this comes after warnings of antibiotics being used on livestock. >> ginger: pretty soon, you won't have to wait in line at stores to check out. that's because you'll be able to pay through your smartphone. this is the part i'm not sure about. you won't even have to take it out of your pocket. google started testing a hands-free mobile payment system. users download an app. when they get near the checkout counter, the app sends the payment info to a cashier who uses a photo to confirm it is really you paying for that. if you just happen to be walking by and it pi

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u.s. airlines canceled flights to brussels. delta, united and american airlines all stopped flying to the european city. had 00 flights were grounded since this morning's explosions. so what do we do next here? presidential hopefuls are weighing in on the attacks. they're all talking about what it will taketo stop isis and other terror groups in their tracksment. >> i think the way to do that is to deprive them territory in syria and iraq, to stop the flow of foreign fighters, arms, weapons and to take them on on the internet. which they use in a quite sophisticated way. >> we work within laws. they don't work within laws. they have no laws. we work within laws. the water boarding would be fine, and if they could expand the laws, i would do a lot more than water boarding. you have to get the information from these people. >> speaker of the house, paul attacks. also taking jabs at president obama. the heart of europe. as our couries have always done, we must confront this threat together. we must dep defend democracy and defeat

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