united airlines is first out the gate with new gender guidelines for passengers ... to make it easier for them to identify as a male, female, or something else. if you are watching us on the 'kron on' app - our news coverage continues during the commercial break. visit kron-on- dot-tv to subscribe." (pam) air travel will soon no longer be just for males and females. new "unspecified" and "undisclosed" gender options are going to be available for passengers in the near future. supporters of transgender rights groups say, this will help people who want to give a more accurate representation of their identity. united airlines says, the new options will be available within the next few weeks.... other carriers... including southwest... say, they are working on giving people more gender options. (ken) an airbus beluga x-l was on display... appropriately enough... in wales today. it's been one wales today. it's been one of the aviation world's most anticipated new planes. the jet completed a key round of testing and is on track to enter service later this year. passengers

gun stolen from a baggage carousel at sfo is now on the streets and the gun's owner is blaming united airlines who wants to remain anonymous trains police and has a permit for the gun. he says he followed protocol and checked the gun with tsa in las vegas. it was apparently shipped to sfo on a different flight, when his was delayed, and now it's missing. >> it was put on a carousel for hours spinning around until somebody just kind of stuck around and noticed it not being moved, so they just took it and literally walked out with it. >> united airlines said they did nothing wrong and have filed a police report. our air travel expert says the gun should have been in a locked area until the owner claimed it in person. >>> right now, authorities in orange county are trying to get to the bottom of a cartoon-sized mystery. someone stole artwork featuring charlie brown and other characters from peanuts. the security guard discovered glass broken, smashed there at a gallery last week. the artwork is valued at nearly $8,000. nothing else was taken. >>> 4:52 right now. coming up on "today in the bay," "

the gun's owner is blaming united airlines. the man who wants to remain anonymous trains police officers and has a permit for the gun. he said he followed protocol and checked in the gun with in las vegas. it was apparently shipped to sfo on a different flight when his was delayed. now that gun is missing. >> it was put on as, spinning n moved. so they just took it and literally walked out with it. >> united airlines says they did nothing wrong, and has since filed a police report. now, our nbc bay area travel expert mike mccarran says the gun should have been in a locked area until the owner claimed it in person. >> new at 11:00 tonight, police believe that surveillance video out of that antioch gas station may have two killers caught in it. this is august 19 at 3:00 in the morning. you'll see that man get out and then crouch there next to the car. police believe he was hiding so the victim wouldn't see him, and then he and another man followed the victim to an apartment complex and killed him. here's another look at the dodge

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united airlines says within the next few weeks its passengers can select "undisclosed" or "unspecifiedon to the traditional "male" and "female" choices. other airlines say they are also working on giving people more gender options. (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... kamala harris continues her campaign... with a town hall in south carolina... where she addresses her opinion on an assault weapons ban. (robin) welcome back to the kron four morning news. bohemian rhapsody" has added another award to its growing list of accolades. rick damigella tells us which one in the hollywood minute. (nat music)"bohemian rhapsody" continues to rock awards season. the freddie mercury and queen biopic won top honors at the cinema audio society awards for sound mixing. the movie is nominated in the same category, along with four others, at this week's 91st academy awards."so you went down, you filled out your application forms, you got your i-d badge and what? now you're one of us."ed skrein (skrine) plays "zapan" in "alita: battle angel." playing a c-g-i character was enjoyable for the

in addition, we had heel hosting, united airline sponsors several meal events to furloughed staff in s.f.o. museum for over 400 federal employees. we had a very good turnout, and united airlines was an exceptional partner with the airport for that event. in the city and county of san francisco short-term loan program, what we did, s.f.o. worked in partnership with the city to develop a program to provide a zero interest loans of up to $6,000 per person to those furloughed, or considered essential employees who actually were required to work during the shutdown. with those initiatives, we were able to assist the affected employees, but overall, there was minimal operational impact at the airport. i would say there were some more outdoors morale issues that existed, but they were grateful for the farmers' market, the food bank, and some of the breakfasts and lunches that we served in the museum his. that all in all, things went well, we did reach out and see what other major airports in the united states were doing, and overall, i think what we did was very supportive of those affected

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why united airlines said it is bucking the trend by adding more premium seats. let's go to mike me back. >>> good morning. coming up college athletes could soon be getting paid right here in california. the bill pushing for players to get seated and who they are asking to write the checks. >>> later we will take a look at trump's state of the union address with senior political writer joe guerra poli. the effort to cut down on healthcare and prescription drugs and what it will take to prevent another shutdown. back after the break. comfort food at a comfortable price, try my sourdough patty melt combo with fries and a drink for just $4.99. it's the perfect remedy for the uncomfortable things in life... like flying, the dentist ...and guys named ronald. i have my reasons. try my $4.99 sourdough patty melt combo today. comes with 100% beef, grilled onions, and two types of melty cheese on toasted sourdough, plus fries and a drink. it's comfort food for the uncomfortable things in life. yep, this guy knows what i'm talking about. try my $4.99 sourdough patty melt c

tonight united airlines is getting ahead of the storm. is is a live look at san francisco international, which you can see is wet. so united has issued a travel waiver for flights in and out of sfo for tomorrow and thursday, meaning that you can change your flight at no extra charge. >>> not just the bay area, as you would expect the sierra is also bracing for impact. the plaser county sheriff's department sharing this video. high winds over the summit. a lot of people heading to tahoe for the upcoming presidents' day weekend, make sure to keep an eye on the forecast. as for what we will see here in town, our morning crew is starting early. laura, marcus, carrie and mike will be keeping a close eye on the storm. live coverage begins 30 minutes earlier at 4:00 a.m. >>> a live look at capitol hill where lawmakers are racing against the clock to avoid another government shutdown. president trump this time is leaning towards accepting the agreement, but it would only give him a fraction of the money he wants for his border wall. the deal thoug

. >> want to take you live to sfo, where united airlines is getting ahead of the storm. the company issued a travel waiver for flights in and out of sfo today and tomorrow. it actually means you can change your flight at no extra charge. according to flight aware, about 65 flights at sfo are canceled today, about ten are delayed. you're encouraged to check, of course, with your airline before you head to the airport. >> this is a great way to download the free nbc bay area app, that way you can track the breaking weather alerts as well as keep track of the radar right there on your cell phone. you can track the weather that's headed to your neighborhood, so download that free nbc bay area app. >>> new calls this morning for a full viasbuildings. the ntsb is already investigating. but supervisor katherine stephanie now says she's calling for a full review at city hall. in a series of tweets, she says she wants to look into the actions leading up to the explosion and whether changes need to be made to safety standards and regulations. >>> it is 4:07 right now. the man conv

archuleta, a newly married father, had just gotten his dream job at united airlines. equipped with pingers that'll go off in water, but they won't activate in mud. so far, no pings have been detected. and the n.t.s.b. is preparing for a lengthy search that could stretch on weeks or even months. john? >> dickerson: all right, kris van cleave. thank you, kris. up next, the big winner at the oscars was diversity. was diversity. strange forces at work? only if you're referring to gravity-and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ our grandparents checked zero times a day. times change. eyes haven't. that's why there's ocuvite. screen light... sunlight... longer hours... eyes today are stressed. but ocuvite has vital nutrients... ...to help protect them. ocuvite. eye nutrition for today. this is charlie not coughing because he took delsym 12-hour. and this is charlie still not coughing while trying his hardest not to wake zeus. delsym 12-hour. nothing lasts longer for powerfu

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united airlines says within the next few weeks its passengers can select "undisclosed" or "unspecifiedn to the traditional "male" and "female" choices. other airlines say they are also working on giving people more gender options. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... thousands of oakland teachers are getting to strike... we have the details on how soon that could happen. (robin) and... panic at the orpheum theatre sends crowds rushing towards the exits during a performance of "hamilton". (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) much like yesterday skies will remain clear and dry well throughout the afternoon. daytime highs will peak slightly warmer again into the mid to upper 50's with more dry conditions leading into tomorrow. into the middle of the week shower potential will return. (robin) wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 in tennessee -- shocking video shows the moment an s-u-v hit a rocksli

united airlines adding $1,600 premium seats to 260 domestic and international flights. and player can both recently added premium seats. ibm is developing new technology to protect the nation's power grid to save lives. using sensors to monitor when trees or brush threaten power lines. ibm says it may prevents wildfires. coming up, the president calling out democrat socialists saying your policies are bad and wrong for the country. this as venezuela's dictator blocking food aid to starving venezuelans. a reality check on bernie sanders's socialism. he grimaced a lot last night. and he'll grim as more when he hears what we have to say about his policies. more on that. keep it here. ♪ 'cause every day starts like a race. ♪ ♪ you got a side that loves that style, ♪ ♪ but to fit in those shoes gonna take awhile. ♪ ♪ today life's got you runnin'. ♪ ♪ tomorrow big things are comin'. ♪ ♪ that's why nationwide is on your side. ♪ ♪ to be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing it's best to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human be

united airlines dash and splash. 3k and 5k race starts at 10:30 in san francisco.ple will plunge into the bay at noontime. the money raised will go to benefit special olympic athletes. several police chiefs are expected to take part, registration starts at $45 per person. today's festivities will also include breakfast. if you want to wear a costume, god bless you. >> i definitely would be in the pajama costume. >>> lucky people getting a chance to take in one of the bay area's most amazing views. everyone wanted to go to the top of salesforce. the first public tour on the top deck is today. salesforce is the tallest office building west of chicago. the top floor is called ohana which means family in hawaiian. one saturday every month the public will get to go to the 61st floor of that building, get to see those panoramic views. you have to register first. though, you're out for today if you haven't done it. >> supposed to be a beautiful view. >>> mornings on 2 continues on ktvu+. we are going to leave you for baseball on ktvu. have a great day. that's yes for less

delta, american airlines and united airlines in singapore confirms the seatback screens do contain cameron >> the company that make them say the cameras are installed to give them the option of bdo conference in. the airlines say the cameras are not active. >> a survey says six-figure earners in the bay area are choosing to rent. the website, rhett cafi say renters make more than $150,000 per year tripled since 2007. the mercury news say some renters are waiting until the housing market cools down and others are enjoying the flexibility of renting. >>> do not go too far when it comes to disputing with referees over controversial cause. players and coaches are fined $2 million for technicals or injections and other reasons for the who was fined $25,000 for verbally abusing a referee. the mba says this normally is tense between coaches and referees because the games are so important with the playoff spots on the line. >> i would say, i think about the wives, you have to pay how much?>> explained. >> you are displaying your sport. >> i don't know if that conversation has because you know what

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archuleta, a newly married father had just gotten his dream job at united airlines. black boxes are equipped with pingers that will go off in water, but they won't activate in mud. so far no pings have been detected, and the ntsb is preparing for a lengthy search that could stretch on weeks or even months. john? >> all right, kris van cleave. thank you, kris. >>> up next, the big winner at the oscars was diversity. the oscars was diversity. >> this portion is spohen people take action against housing discrimination? my co-worker was pressured by her landlord to pay her rent with sexual favors. my neighbor was told she needs to get rid of her dog, even though he's an assistance animal. housing discrimination is illegal. if you think you've been a victim, report it to hud. like we did. narrator: they all reported discrimination and were able to secure their fair housing rights under the law. visit hud.gov/fairhousing or call the hud hotline. fair housing is your right. use it. [voice of eunice kennedy shriver] the right to play on any playing field? you have earned it.

delta united airlines and singapore airlines that confirm the seat back screens do contain cameras. and the companies that make them are installed that give passengers the option for seat to see the video conferences. and the cameras are not active. >>> a new sufficient have a said that more six figure earners in the bay area are choosing to rent instead of buying a home. the number of renters in san jose and san francisco make more than $150,000 a year since 2007. some high income renters are waiting till the housing market cools a bit before they buy a home. >>> last night it was a night of surprises at the 91st academy awards. green book won for best picture despite getting mixed reviews. robbie mallic won for his role. so you have east bay native won for best supporting actor in the green book and dedicated his oscar to his grandmother. >> she told me to try, try again and always pushing me to think positively. i know i would not be here without her. >> this year's oscar ceremony was the first time in 30 years the oscar ceremony was held without a host. >> i cannot wait ask, did

. >> in a statement, united airlines says we've filed a police report and are working with authorities to locate the missing item. uit woaded on to the correct baggage carousel for these types of baggage. we're using surveillance video to look into what happened. the correct procedu t baggage was followed. >> reporter: our air travel expert mike mccarron says it shouldn't have been on an sfo carousel. the airline should have kept in in a locked area until the owner claimed it in person. mccarron says it's the airline's responsibility. >> fear. a lot of fear. one it's a firearm. >> jim says the last thing he want to hear is someone is injured or killed with his gun. >> somebody could be hurt because my firearm is out there. >> reporter: we reached out to sfo and sfpd. neither has returned our phone calls. i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area, news. >>> thank you, damian. we've spent years tracking the issues of stolen guns. 70,000 guns were missing or stolen in california or a five-year period. about 2500 of those guns werer . if you want to look at the stories, go to nbcbayarea.com/renbcb

lauren: big changes for united airlines following past shortcomings regarding customer service.s with more on that. good morning, hillary. hillary: good morning. this is after the plane that was-the destination was hong kong, was stranded on the tarmac for over 12 hours and eventually was a nightmare flight to nowhere, really because they had to make an emergency landing at an airport that didn't have much infrastructure, not a lot of services for passengers so they were stuck on the plane. united now says they're requiring planes with less extreme emergencies to land at airports that are bigger, that have more facilities for passengers so they can get them off the flight if they do need to wait for 12 hours. united says it's figuring out ways to improve communication with customers, get planes with mechanical problems to be fixed faster. they also apologized and offered passengers that were on that flight stranded for 12 hours on the tarmac refunds, credits and also vouchers for the really long wait time. gerri: what can be said for those who spend less time on facebook? hillar

. >>> united airlines is putting a new label on the canadian airport where one of his jets was strandedew jersey to hong kong was diverted to coos bay newfoundland last month because of a medical emergency . that was followed by an unrelated mechanical problem and no mechanic was there to fix the problem fast. passengers complain because there were no services. no new yet it is still in his pilots go to fo large jets unless country. according to the faa more than 900 guys and arrivals and departures last year. that brought atlanta's airport to the number two spot . it has been the busiest airport for the last four years. lax, dallas-fort worth international and denver all round up the top five. >>> the time now 647, company that makes the skin care product proactive agree to make a payment of 8 1/2 million dollars in the california lawsuit . district attorneys and four counties filed a lawsuit against the company got the rancor they accuse the company of automatically charging customers credit cards for proactive and hair products without the consent . the company agreed to pay restitut

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. >>> united airlines is apologizing after a flight flew in circles for hours and never made it to maui>> they turned back not once but three times before it was grounded at lax. flight aware shows the plane flew for 5 1/2 hours over the pacific ocean. hawaiian airlines said each return was due to separate and unrelated faults with different systems. but then they didn't elaborate. the airline is promising full refunds, plus $100 vouchers for future trips. >>> up next, the seven things you need to know as you start your day. >>> one-on-one to cardi b. >>> expect rain where you're going. we see the bay bridge traffic we see the bay bridge traffic flowing pretty nicely better things than rheumatoid arthritis. beforeou and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough it can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your abily to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometim

it also dumped united airlines as well as southwest airlines and charter communications. here are the new buys that you want to know about, the new buys in the portfolio which, by the way, fell 17% in value to $183 billion at the end of the fourth quarter. let's face it, the market cratered. canada's sun corps energy and redhat are the new buys. redhat recently acquired by ibm. shares are now about $181, acquired for $190 a share or $34 billion in all. here's the bottom line. berkshire still bought when many others fled but it didn't buy as much as it usually does. susan: talk about red hat. that really caught my eye. remember when warren buffett basically sold out of ibm, bought into apple, at one point he held about $10 billion worth stake in ibm. didn't perform for him. many years, in fact, ibm didn't see growing sales. is this a trade-off? is he not letting go of this idea of the services industry and buying red hat instead? lauren: that's a really good point. i would look into that further. thank you for bringing that up. i'm really not sure. a lot of people were say

united airlines took off but delta kept their earnings stuck at the gate.ory of this rally has been like a block party. it's just about every stock is rocking. this is different than the 2017-18 rally carried by half a dozen companies. even at the high point of last year, there were more losers than winners on the s&p 500. but the 2019 rally, the highlights are amazing. get this, folks. 471 winners, only 42 losers and 95 stocks up 20% or more already. the big winners of the year so far were among the big losers last year. coty up, mattel, xerox, hanes up 49%. today's rally being fueled by financials which is up because moody's. i have been asking this question. since last year, if this market could rally without the leadership of big tech and those names, the answer thus far has been a resounding yes. now the question, will investors be able to throw darts and just hit a winner for the remainder of the year? with that, i want to bring in, joining me now, chief strategist todd horowitz. almost every stock is up this year. feels like anyone can make money. do

. ♪ charles: finally this hour, united airlines adding more premium seats to some 100 planes over thewoo high fare passengers. the airline also plans to start using a new 50-seat jet mostly premium seats. the plane will fly first between newark and london. passengers will soon be able to ask for an electric or hybrid vehicle. uber launching the first feature first in seattle. >>> jcpenney will stop selling major appliances at the end of the month. it wants to go back to fashion and home furnishing. >>> spotify making big moves. the music streaming company buying gimlet and anchor as it tries to take on apple computer. dow jones industrial average right now, only off 16 points. it's been mixed all session long. we have had a few attempts at a rally here. they fizzled but no one really wants to sooerlt. sort of a deadlock as it often is going into the 3:00 hour. liz claman, all the action seems to happen in your hour because i don't think we will end down just 18 points. liz: that's right. you hand off that football, it's like edelman -- no, no. no, not the patriots. charles: no. we had

their united airlines flight 1 75 was hijacked and slammed into the world trade center.uld be 20 years old. her beloved peter rabbit was donated to the 9/11 memorial museum. eight years ago lee predicted he would die before his family saw justice. >> we look pretty weak in that we can't bring these people to trial. >> reporter: the five 9/11 suspects, including california lid sheikh move mohamed remain at guantanamo bay. >> how many people do you have to kill before people say you're going to be brought to justice? >> reporter: the 9/11 military trial stalled over a number of issues including the al-qaeda suspects' detention in the cia secret prisons where they used the enhanced interrogation program that critics called torture. new york city firefighter robert reague is medically retired. >> it's been years and years. it makes me feel like i've been emotionally waterboarded by the defense. >> reporter: in november 2009, then-attorney general eric holder said the five suspects would be charged in a new york city federal court. after fierce opposition, holder reversed the

united airlines says, in conditions like this, the icing is absolutely unnecessary necessity and there as deicing just takes time and that's what you have so many flight delays. the roads are also terrible. the ice is building up on the road. not only on the roads but the ice is building up on power lines and tree branches. so it weighs down those power lines and, the tree branches take down the power lines. you have some 50,000 customers who have lost power, and i have absolutely no good news for you. the wind is expected to pick up with gusts reaching 40 or 50 miles per hour, so if the ice didn't take out the power line, the wind might not go over some trees and that might take out the power line. be safe driving home. >> neil: thank you very much. we are hearing whether nonwithstanding onto this package that, the house majority leader said the house could vote on it as early as tomorrow. we will keep you posted, more after this. ng disease that can disrupt your life for weeks. in severe cases, pneumococcal pneumonia can put you in the hospital. it may take weeks to recover making yo

meantime, berkshire dumped shares of wells fargo and united airlines as well it also dissolved its stakend decreased its holdings of apple stock. warren buffett's right-hand man charlie munger talking apple at an event yesterday in l.a. here's what he said. >> i don't know why apple stock is going up or down. i know enough about it, so i admire the place, but i don't know enough to have any big opinion about why it's going up or down recently part of our secret is that we don't attempt to know a lot of things we have -- i have a pile on my desk that solves most of my problems it's called the too hard pile, and i just keep shifting things to the too hard pile every once in a while an easy decision comes along, and i make it that's my system everything is the too hard pile except for a few easy decisions which i make promptly. >> i am going to develop a too hard pile, i think that might be a way that i can sort my life out we are going to hear much more from charlie munger coming up later on this morning. he is sitting down with our own becky quick. be sure to catch that interview 7:00 a.m

. >>> we want to take you life to sfo, where united airlines is getting ahead of the storm. the company issued a travel waiver for flights in and out of sfo today and tomorrow. it actually means you can change your flight at no extra charge. according to flight aware, about 65 flights at sfo are canceled today, about ten are delayed. you're encouraged to check, of course, with your airline before you head to the airport. >>> a man convicted in a vallejo kid yapping that made national headlines goes back to court this morning. we shot this video after matthew mueller pleaded guilty to federal charges for the 2015 kidnapping of denise haskins, she drugged haskins' boyfriend, now her husband. mueller is serving 40 years for the federal charges but now he wants to act as his own attorney to fight similar charges against him in solano county. it is possible the couple will have to take the stand as part of a cross-examination in this case. vallejo police initially dismissed the whole thing as a hoax. but they were wrong. the city eventually agreed to a $2.5 million settlement. >>

. >>> want to take you live to sfo, where united airlines is getting ahead of the storm. company issued a travel waiver for flights in and out of sfo today and tomorrow. it actually means you can change your flight at no extra charge. according to flight aware, about 65 flights at sfo are canceled today, about ten are delayed. you're encouraged to check, of course, with your airline before you head to the airport. >>> this is a great way to download the free nbc bay area app, that way you can track the breaking weather alerts as well as keep track of the radar right there on your cell phone. you can get the alerts as rain heads to your neighborhood. >>> developing this morning, president trump refusing to tip his hand on whether he'll support the budget compromise brokered by lawmakers. they actually reached that deal monday. if the president does not approve it by midnight friday, it would trigger a second federal shutdown. the president says the deal falls short of what he wants to build, the border wall. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are urging him to sign the c

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they canceled flights between bangkok and london and united airlines canceled flights to india.negotiator has told congress increased purchases of american goods by china will not be enough to allowing new deal. robert lighthizer told the u.s. -- told a house but the u.s. team is pushing for significant changes in china's economic to ensureell as ways beijing keeps its promises. the downbeat comments contrast president trump's optimism. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm selina wang. this is bloomberg. a look at whatke will be moving asian markets today. marco joins us from singapore. what are we expecting when it comes to -- it feels like we are at a crucial junction for the yuan and chinese equities. absolutely. it is the big one of the day. the china pmi is always widely anticipated in asia. be forecast is there will little changed to 49.5 compared to the previous month. below the important 50 line. you can see investors seem to be moving on, looking beyond what happens to t

i think united airlines is one company i would call out for having done a very good job trying to getok through the unit revenue and look more to what they're telling you about earnings power. since the consolidation of the industry, the industry is getting better at passing through oil price changes to its pricing. the market is still very sensitive to this because it's going to drive quick reactions to volatility, so a unit revenue guide down of one point at the midpoint could be 5% earnings. fuel could have a similarly large impact if it moves quickly on you but i think the market is starting to get comfortable with this idea that the airlines actually can price up their commodity costs. there will be a lag. it will take a while for the industry to work that through but i think the market is getting a little more comfortable the airlines are able to manage oil price and the commensurate risk to earnings. >> david, thank you very much. >> thank you >>> up next, we will g athetnoer check on the stocks making the biggest moves after hours. stay with us tor. it's about technology trans

airlines. blackout dates, number of flights and destinations served. rounding out top five, united, jetblue, southwest and hawaiian airlines. all have pretty darned good programs. who doesn't want to travel for free? >>> live look near pier 49 in san francisco, gray skies but rain is subsiding. >> sandhya patel. >> look at live doppler 7 and what is left right now, spotty showers. street level radar, closer, 680, 580 towards altmont, pleasanton, spotty and light. so this recent storm has pushed season to date well above average. santa rosa, 129% of average. 108% san francisco, 106 san jose, oakland one of the only areas below average. rainfall totals, many parts of the north bay in four to nine, ten inch category but venado picked up over 21 inches of rain in 48 hours. more than inch in san francisco, oakland, concord, danville. san jose, .23 inches, not even distribution. live look from tahoe, statewide snow pack 150% of average. snowing, chains required, road closures on parts of 80 and 88. keep in mind.ntil noon tomorrow. one to two feet above 6,000. not good idea to travel now,

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aeroflot russian airlines. united states has always had a right tools to use and its tax on other countries. economic sanctions are often just the beginning another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries a true talking about. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country because. we have a responsibility for the home. and so we need to make rules for the rest. because without us there will be chaos. the country has gone into a nihilistic fever that's why i think. the road and get out the traveling across america to find what makes america take the charlatans the genius this is the quintessential american hero this is it we've come a point around which alan would have done something we always are on the margins something. called the culture of saying parting. shots. we're starting last with is to begin to headed east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the beast i think i want to leave now doesn't get any more gondo than that it may be comp

. >>> check united airlines. they are planning to add more seats on business travel routes.here the money is. it's much more lucrative. >>> and news from jcpenney. kind of a contraction here. they are no longer going to sell major appliances. the move goes into effect at the end of this month. they say that furniture will only be available online and at select stores in puerto rico. jcpenney, $1.33 a share. >>> president trump announced a second summit with north korea's kim jong-un. listen to what secretary of state pompeo told maria bartiromo about the summit this morning. roll tape. >> i think there's every opportunity that chairman kim will move on to fulfill the commitments that he made and then we will in turn fulfill the commitments we made toward stability on the peninsula. stuart: we need to bring in retired general jack keane, fox news senior strategic analyst. why a second summit if north korea hasn't done almost anything to denuclearize so far? >> i think that is the question, stuart. i had my own thought myself that we should leverage the summit, in other words,

newer seat entertainment systems do have cameras on some planes from american, delta, united and singapore airlines and they don't have any plans of using them but they were put in by the manufacturer, so maybe in the future they could be using these, that's what american says, video conferencing between seat to seat but this is all discovered really last week, a man on singapore airline, you saw that, he took a picture and tweeted about it, we need to start putting stickers over the cameras on the airplanes, really scared to think about, a hacker could get in. jillian: there are cameras everywhere, everywhere you walk in the airport there's a mora. rob: tracee, thanks so much. jillian: 44 minutes after the hour, our media is already predicting a nightmare scenario. rob: all right, would the press give the president fair coverage? rob: i thought we were going to talk about it right now. >> here is what we are going to have in the next 3 hours, super star, the governor of south dakota and talking about planned parenthood and front and center in the election cycle. newt gringrich, haven't seen him in

. >>> a new associated press report says that major airline carriers such as united, american and the rest -- >> that's right. you were naming them. they may have cameras on the back of the seats. some major airlines are saying a manufacturer installed the cameras. a passenger spotted them and posted it on social media questioning privacy issues. that prompted a lot of media attention. this morning airlines are explaining that they have not activated the cameras or intend to. still, customee this morning have questions. >> any device, any laptop, you can get hacked into, a plane, a car. you know? it is -- it's always a possibility. hopefully they'll have some sort of security measures to handle that. >> the a customer suggested a cover on it until airlines decide what to do. >>> they survived combat only to wage a war at home. >> military veterans exposed to chemicals on the war zone bases. we will have that story at 11:00 tonight and has a preview for us right now. >> reporter: good morning. these giant trash fires are known as military burn pits. and for soldiers stationed in irista

listen up, business travellers united airlines is betting big on comfort it's expanding the number of seats in its fleet by 50%. seating configuration will change on some domestic and international routes two of its airbus models will gain four first class seats, and some of its boeing planes will gain 16 business class seats and 22 premium economy seats it's part of a push to win more high-end passengers. >>> tesla is lowering the price of its model three for the second time this year. the company says the end of its costly customer referral program allows an $1,100 price drop. that brings the cost of the least expensive model down to $43,900. that's still above, i guess, the ultimate goal targeting mid 30,000s. there you see tesla shares down .75% >> you see this, and you automatically go to elan musk's twitter feed you know he will be tweeting about this, and that's how the news came out. he was asked about getting the model down to the $33,000 price mark he said they are doing everything they can. it's about an a "super hard grind. that's always been the production hell and trying

unite, american and singapore airlines have cameras an it's likely they're on planes used by other carrierson for american airlines say companies with systems are offering future options like seat to seat video conferencing. please, don't let that happen. >> american united, singapore say they have never activated the cameras and have no plans to use them. >>> 8:15, reggie, wake up. >> nope. >> next at 6:30, storm watch. the warning for people i anothe of powerful storms moves in later today. >>> plus, the bay they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. [when we set out to ♪ hecreate america's most advanced internet, we started with you. we started by realizing that grandma should always be within arm's reach. from any room in the house. [ laughing ] that dinnertime is for catching up... dad: alright, time to eat. with each other. that homework should be anything but textbook

a new ap report says major airline carriers like united and american have cameras right on the back of the seat. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is live at mineta san jose international airport with more on why these cameras could be on your flight and why we didn't know this sooner. sharon? >> reporter: well kris travelers are feeling a little uneasy about this this morning. after all, this is sort of your private space, aside from the person snoring next to you.. the ap reports a passenger on singapore airlines spotted the camera on the back seat entertainment system and posted it on social media questioning privacy issues. that prompted media attention and the airlines said they did not activate the cameras nor to they intend to. they said manufacturers installed the cameras for possible seat to seat video conferencing. customers have questions and want to learn more. >> it's the world we live in and i don't know what to make of it. it's a little bit like an invasion of privacy, i think. is it for security? >> reporter: so far, american united singapore, and apparently delta are

to thursday when higher-level trade talks are expected to resume between the united states and china. >> southwest airlinesed that it starts to fly to hawaii. it is lowering prices for other airlines that fly to the islands. southwest completed a successful run from oakland to honolulu and back to texas last week. now, southwest is waiting for federal approval before it can start selling fees. other airlines flying to hawaii have already dropped prices in anticipation of southwest approval. some roundtrips flights are dropping to as low as $200. ys initially fight to hawaii from oakland, san jose, sacramento and san diego. >>.com, some storms are making for great skiing conditions in how the snow has left thousands of people without power for one week. >>> virginia's governor is defending himself as efforts to impeach him are slowing down. i will have the details coming up to >>> >>> we have breaking news right now out of washington dc, where negotiators of both parties say they have reached an agreement in principle to fund the government and a void another shutdown at the end of the week. the negotiators

another major air bus customer is taking off to the dubai airline emirates allegedly wants to cancel its existing orders for fifty three units at least in part that could mean the end of the world's largest passenger aircraft. so the a three eighty certainly hasn't been airbus is a cash cow with a price tag of nearly half a billion dollars it's been a steadily steady contributor to the company's revenue and overall air bus has managed to put two hundred thirty four of the super jumbos in the air not bad at all but the golden times of roughly eighty orders per year those are all but over the three years of ups and downs the books are almost empty even worse orders are being cancelled with quantas airways scrapping their eight super jumbos and emirates reconsidering its own orders a three eighty could soon be gone for good. now on to germany germany's federal cartel office has ruled that facebook's ability to to rake in personal information outside of its namesake platform that is across the internet and its various other apps represented and competitive behavior and that's one more blow for the tech giant. the focus was on th

a new associated press report says major airline carriers like united and american have cameras right in the back seat. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is live at mineta san jose international report with more on why the cameras could be on your flight and why we didn't know sooner. sharon? >> reporter: kris some passengers are just learning about this this morning, and some airlines are saying that the manufacturer installed these cameras. ap reports a passenger on singapore airlines spotted the camera on the back seat entertainment system and posted it on social media, questioning privacy issues. that prompted much media attention and airlines are now explaining that so far, they have not activated the cameras nor do they intend to. american airlines told ap that manufacturers installed the cameras for possible seat to seat video conferencing. still customers have questions. >> any device any camera any laptop you can get hacked into a plane, a car. it's always a possibility. hopefully they'll have some sort of security measures to handle that. >> reporter: ap says the customers