brigham was immediately employed by united airlines in the supply department and he is now a retired chief warrant officer. after united airlines he worked in city government for almost 20 years serving under 3 mayoral administrations. most recently he has been a beacon of stability and friendship and care at the community center and i've worked with gil for a number of years and it's always been wonderful to see how much you are revered and adored and you see that seniors have companion ship and opportunities for exercise and you have given this service for years in the neighborhood and i want to say thank you for your great service for that and there's a few rumors about mr. brigham that i think are important to share or clear up. gil had a brazilian restaurant on 24th street and gil loves to collect ties and as you can see he has a fancy tie now and both he and e u.n. ice love carnival and dancing and taking part with all the floats. mr. brigham has been a wonderful asset in the neighborhood and is now going to be retiring and i can't imagine someone who has spent so much time doi

joining me right now is united airlines ceo and president oscar munoz.ood to see you. >> good morning. >> thanks for joining us. can you characterize what you're seeing right now in terms of people wanting to travel? >> well, the bookings are down slightly below our normal, but all our seasonal flights we fly all year are ready to go and we're booking people on there. so, there's a little bit of a downturn. the terrorism aspect has dissipated to -- concerns have dissipated a bit. that's certainly contributed to some of the softness. >> i guess after the brussels attack it ramped up the nervousness there. we just got an employment number out on friday. and we see really weak job growth. you're seeing an economy at a crawl. >> there's no question. gdp has shrunk almost by half at the start of the year. those are all the monitors we closely watch. we're still a little optimistic by starting our seasonal flights. still will be a good degree of leisure travel this summer. >> have you seen an impact from the zika virus and worries over that? that's just one mo

owned several including united airlines. does these airplanes and under the corporate umbrella, they go through the united aircraft transport company. have thisines don't airplane available. be twa underis jack fry asked other aircraft manufacturers, we want a replacement for the ford trimester. -- tri motor. what results is a winning it for the d.c. airline. the 247 starts, it has some innovations built into it which are quite conditional. six pitch propellers. andrward sloping wind frame the result of the need to compete with the dc series of airlines from douglas, you have what results in the 247 d model. what i mean by that is hydraulic mechanisms that change the blade pitch as the colors are rotating. it increases the cruise to 188 miles per hour. the 247 can't compete. after 1935, it becomes the preeminent modern airplane of the 1930's. there's a very interesting story 247 get intodc and a race in the fall of 1934. this australian millionaire sponsored a long-distance race connecting great britain to australia, melbour

united airlines plane falls apart during a bumpy ride. maybe you have experienced it. >> not like that. i've never experienced a bumpy ride like that. >> good morning, welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. let's again with meteorologist bill henley in the first alert weather center. >> getting close to sunrise, seeing some of the scattered clouds in the area. the suburbs, 64 degrees. clouds over philadelphia, fewer, 68 degrees right now. it's the fog that's a main issue this morning in new jersey and in delaware where it is dense in the wilmington area. the lehigh valley, just a few scattered clouds and 67 degrees. for wilmington right now, the temperatures in the 60s, cooled down enough to create the fog this morning. we will see the numbers climb and the fog disappear. 71 degrees at 8:00. the fog will be gone. we'll see sunshine and a quick warmup to 78 degrees. that's 11:00 this morning. it will be another warm day. even though the humidity is running high this morning, those numbers will be coming do

including united airlines. airplanes andhese under the corporate umbrella, they go through the united aircraft transport company. other airlines don't have this airplane available. what results is twa under jack fry asked other aircraft manufacturers, can you help us out? we want to replace the tri motor. what results is a winning it for thatthe douglas company becomes this. as the 247 starts, it has some innovations built into it which are quite traditional. it has six pitch propellers. a forward sloping wind screen. and the result of the need to compete with the dc series of airlines from douglas, you have what results in the 247 d model. rear slanting windscreens and variable pitch propellers. what i mean by that is hydraulic mechanisms that change the blade pitched as the propellers are rotating. it increases the cruise to 188 miles per hour. but the 247 can't compete. series after 1935 becomes the preeminent modern airplane of the 1930's. there's a very interesting story in which the dc-2 and 247 get into

meantime, he is known as the shareholder who is successfully battled and pushed for the changes at united airlines, and brad gerstner has altimeter capital investments ceo, and he is with us at 1 market, and are you pleased with the way that thing s a things are going so far? >> yes, it is less than 30 days of the new board was put in place. i think that they have had a single board meeting since then, but you will be seeing dramatic urgency in change out of the new board, but since you are in san francisco, take a step back, and you know, the reason that we are investing in the airline industry is because of technology and consolidation has dramatically changed the economics of the industry. and ten years ago, oil was at $a 55 and the industry lost $30 billion. last year oil was at $54 and the industry made $20 billion. so technology whether it is aisle seat upgrades or the window seat upgrades or the mobile check-in. >> that is teblg nog charging people more for the little things? >> that is new tech. >> and the revenue systems that sit behind it, and that they are running out of the cloud, and

. >>> starting today united airlines is providing more free food for passengers. people in coach flying from the u.s. to europe will -- receive a pre-arrival snack including a croissant, jan and a yogurt cup. -- jam, and a yogurt cup. others will now receive a mid- flight snack. the airline industry is currently offering more food and entertainment because of increased demand and low fuel costs -- boosting profits. >> don shore, sal -- bonjour, sal. >> good morning to you, brian and pam. let's take a look at what we have with the treacy super commute. you can already see, more people showing up here on 580 and onto a five. just a lot of slow traffic already. these people get up early. we know this. getting through the treacy triangle, already getting busy. let's take a look at some of the pictures. highway 4 already getting busy. bay bridge toll plaza, not a bad look here. looks like it's late getting through the toll plaza and onto the bridge. >>> let's go to steve. >> we do have a couple hints that it might be cooler today even though it will still be in the 90s

the airline in more than a decade. today united announced its new polaris business class. it will feature more than 6 feet of bed space including a 180-degree flatbed recline. each suite features a do not disturb sign, mood lighting and storage areas. customers can look for the upgrades starting in december. >>> a woman's death in minnesota now linked to wednesday's murder suicide at ucla. >> coming up after the break what investigators are now saying about the shooter and how he traveled halfway across the country to track down people on his kill list. >> the fog hit the coast now, but it's hot inland, 90s now in many inland bay valleys. you're doing barbecue weather there, but 50s in the avenues. tomorrow will be warmer. >>> the fox 2 weather report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >>> there are new details tonight about the murder suicide at ucla yesterday. investigators now say another death in minnesota is connected to what happened in ucla. >> the gunman reportedly had a kill list and drove halfway across the countr

united airlines is revamping its business class on international flights.abins will focus on sleep. united says that's the most important priority for business passengers so the seats are turn into a 6'6" bed. passengers will get slippers, gel cooled pillows and eye shades. snapchat has taken over twitter when it comes to daily users. 150million people use the messaging service every day more than twitter's 140 million. snapchat has only been around for four years and in the last five months its user base grew by 35%. >> finally signed up for that. but it's confusing. >> it is. right? jill -- >> i still don't understand it either. >> thank you. >> jill, we're hearing that this is pretty disturbing that people need to be careful leaving their lunch in their office fridges? what's this all about? >> reporter: this is something allotted of us have suspected, right -- a lot of us have suspected. a new survey says 71% of office workers have had their lunch stolen from their refrigerators at work. men are twice as likely as women to steal coworkers' lunch. so ann

. >>> united airlines says it's handing out more complementary snacks. said it would resume handing out snacks to flyers in coach. now coach passengers flying from the u.s. to europe will get a pre-arrival snack along with their free mid flight snack. >>> and starbucks is introducing something new. nitrogen infused cold coffee. it is an effort to boost summer sales. the nitrogen-infused coffee is served from a tap like beer. cold brew coffee is made by steeping ground coffee in cold water for hours. iced coffee, on the other hand, made by pouring hot coffee over ice. got it? >> i think i got it. i want to know, is the nitro there to restart my heart once i find out how much a simple cup of coffee costs? >> yeah, i'm thinking this will do more than regular caffeine. >> a wee bit more. jill wagner, thanks a lot. >>> ahead, dangerous driving season. a new study on why it's the deadliest time of the year for teenage drivers. angry birds are coming to mcdonald's. sfx: streeeeeetch...thwang! sfx: smack! now you can order, scan and unlock in-game rewards based

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. >> which is also scary.cary >>> meanwhile united airlines think it has the answer for the erie business traveler airlineli revealed business class, it is supposed to help passenger get e shut eye your seat is your owns little sweet fully reclined chair and do not disturb sign. customers can look for thehe upgrade starting in december on international flights. wow, look at that. >> shorter lines. >> take so long to get through the airport. dropped off three to four hours in advance. >>> it is kind of humid today sue. >>> it is less humid thanan yesterday it was still noticeable. i felt that. i was checkingg dewpoints near 60. its not as bad as over the weekend. hair doesn't like that right. >> a >> but, shawn, i see a couple of days coming up this week fantastic. humidity, really most of this week is looking pretty nice especially when you look down to the south i'll show you down to the south in a momen st for alla the activity that tropical storm collin is bringing in the short term had term across florida, and carolinas, our weathereath headlines as we look forward toa the next severa

. >>> united airlines is revamping its business class on international flights. new cabins named polaris will focus on sleep. each passenger will have a pod that turns into a six foot, six-inch bed. another amenities include a 16-inch tv, slipper, el-cooled pillows and eye shades. pajamas will be available on flights longer than 12 hours. united says sleep is the single-most-important priority for international business passengers. >>> snapchat is now more popular than twitter. with 150 million people using its app every day, according to bloomberg. it is more than people use twitter. snapchat continues to grow. bloomberg says in the last five months, snapchat grew its user base by 35%. >>> apple says all of its services are back on line after a massive outage yesterday. the problem affected the app store itunes, icloud and more. it was the second day in a row that apple experienced internet problems. users couldn't purchase apps or stream from apple tv. apple's working on the problem. >>> anheuser-busch in bed with the country's biggest beer producer. and starbu

. >> yeah, talking about the united airline 767 from houston which bounced on the newark airport runwaye of times before the pilot aborted the landing. that caused ceiling panels to fall inside the jet. it landed without incident further at least. about a half hour later passengers cheered. there were no injuries. >>> just that plane. >>> well, in charlotte, north carolina, a man needs to find a new place to live because of the damage his home sustained when it was hit by a bus. there was a driver and 22 middle school students on the school bus had it plunged down a 30-foot embankment. it came to a stop when it hit the husband and a tree. the stunned homeowner called for help. >> i need police and medic. a school bus just went careening into my house. >> do you know if any kids are on bus? >> no, i just heard the crash. i'm getting dressed now to go outside. i hear them students suffered minor injuries. an investigation is under way to find out why the accident happened. the house has been condemned because of structural damage. >>> so visitors to yellowstone national park are warned to

airlines because they blame fees, more fees on bags if you want to check more bags. did you raise fee on bags? >> we implemented bag fees. maria: some people say, look, it's not just uniteded bag fees, more people are carrying more bags and that's creating creating creating the long lines. >> the bag fees have been in place for some time, b, over the course of last summer we have record nontravelers and got through tsa lines quickly. we have to regroup and rework because the number of people, the baggage fees and all that, it hasn't change in some time. maria: i think you make a good point. the fees have been in place and now we have all the tsa problems h continues to bring up the debate should tsa be privatized? >> we need to do it better, either way the security issues is an even greater threat that we worry about. maria: you mentioned gdp, economy that one of our guest earlier characterize as bumping along the bottom. there's also the issue of terrorism. >> sure. maria: we have been reporting for the last couple of weeks that travel to europe has slowed down because of the worry about terrorism, what are you seeing? >> we are seeing softening ever since the tragic br

steep declines in delta, united airlines and jetblue. >> all the ones that you just read, right there, they're all down 25% or 30% year-to-date. the only thing that's different about the ones that have succeeded southwest, luv, that's down only 7%. but if you look at spirit, save is the ticker. that's up 6%. domestic facing only. international is not a problem for them. i don't know if brexit is going to be a problem for the international flights. but for me, if you're going to play in the airlines, play with spirit, save. >> yeah, i think the thing about the airlines in this environment is that we still have relatively low oil prices. and they are not trading well given that. yes, they've come off -- oil's come off its lows. but they're still not trading. so to me they're a no-touch at this point in time. i think there's a lot of uncertainty what's going on in europe. although that will go away. i think they're a no-touch. >> what shows in 11 minutes? >> "options action." >> not that i remember these things, but when did the airlines top out? about -- i don't know -- january 2015. wh

. >>> new this morning, a rough ride for passengers on a united airlines flight trying to land at newarkrport. a passenger took this video inside the plane. it was yesterday. the plane bounced on the runway a couple of times before the pilot gave up and took off again. panels from the plane's ceiling fell on to the aisle during the rough landing attempt. no one was hurt. there were cheers when the plane successfully landed about 20 minutes later. >>> the gorilla exhibit at the cincinnati zoo will re-open on saturday amid controversy. outrage is still growing after a gorilla was killed after a boy fell through the enclosure. they are not considering charges against the zoo, which is overseen by the u.s. department of agriculture. meantime, an animal rights activist is filing a federal complaint of his own against the zoo. >> i believe this enclosure must violate either the requirements for a physical barrier around an enclosure or for a perimeter fence. >> the boy's mother says he only suffered a concussion and a few scrapes. >>> take a look at these scenes of record flooding and devastat

united airlines plane falls apart during a bumpy ride. you have experienced it. >> not like that. i've never experienced a bumpy ride like that. >> good morning, welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. let's again with meteorologist bill henley in the first alert weather center. >> getting close to sunrise, seeing some of the scattered clouds in the area. the suburbs, 64 degrees. clouds over philadelphia, fewer, 68 degrees right now. it's the fog that's a main issue this morning in new jersey and in delaware where it is dense in the wilmington area. the lehigh valley, just a few scattered clouds and 67

. >>> well, cell phone video captured a frightening scene on board a united airlines jet flight from texas to new jersey. you're looking at something a passenger never expected to see, of course, ceiling panels came loose exposing wires and inlsz laigs above their heads on the boeing 767. it happened while the wide body jet approached newark liberty airport near new york city today. no one was hurt. the plane is now grounded while united investigates and makes rehe pairs. >>> a week from today, voters in silicon valley will see a rematch between two democrats to represent the 17th district in congress. the race pits incumbent mike honda against row qana in the only asia american district in the mainland. david louie has been covering both candidates. he joins us live now from san jose. david? >> reporter: well, kristen, congressman mike honda won his seat or for the ainl time two years ago by a margin of less than four percentage points so a primary rematch against row qana will be closely watched. if they end up being the top two vote getters in the primary, they'll face off again i

you're checking out scary moments united airlines passengers captured on their cell phones today.s loosened and passengers could see wires above their head. the boeing landed safely in newark near new york city. nobody was hurt. >>> the san jose sharks face a battle on the road to the stanley cup. the goal put the pengiuns up 3-2 for games and left the sharks in a 1-0 hold for the series. wayne freedman is in pittsberg with a look ahead to game two. >>> the morning after, empty ice, walkways, beer locked up. but down stairs they call this a media availability. >> this is about getting traffic and shots. >> meantime, they wait and this will be some of them. >> this is like a source of pride, i think. what is pittsberg pride? >> we're that born from his field. >> maybe steel stomachs, too. and almost always between a line. >> the sandwich has ham, cheese, and eggs. and is bigger than a fist. yes. speechless. >> from pittsburgh, abc7 news. >>> the series returns on saturday at the shark tank. >> letters and pictures only hold so many memories. how about appliances and clothing? >> wh

you're checking out scary moments united airlines passengers captured on their cell phones today. ceiling panels loosened and passengers could see wires above their head. the boeing landed safely in newark near new york city. nobody was hurt. >>> the san jose sharks face a battle on the road to the stanley cup. the goal put the pengiuns up 3-2 for games and left the sharks in a 1-0 hold for the series. wayne freedman is i pittsberg with a look ahead to game two. >>> the morning after, empty ice, walkways, beer locked up. but down stairs they call this a media availability. >> this is about getting traffic and shots. >> meantime, they wait and this will be some of them. >> this is like a source of pride, i think. what is pittsberg pride? >> we're that born from his field. >> maybe steel stomachs, too. and almost always between a line. >> the sandwich has ham, cheese, and eggs. and is bigger than a fist. yes. speechless. >> from pittsbur abc7 news. >>> the series returns on saturday at the shark tank. >> letters and pictures only hold so many memories. how about appliances and cloth

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brigham was immediately employed by united airlines in the supply department and he is now a retired chief warrant officer. after united airlines he worked in city government for almost 20 years serving under 3 mayoral administrations. most recently he has been a beacon of stability and friendship and care at the community center and i've worked with gil for a number of years and it's always been wonderful to see how much you are revered and adored and you see that seniors have companion ship and opportunities for exercise and you have given this service for years in the neighborhood and i want to say thank you for your great service for that and there's a few rumors about mr. brigham that i think are important to share or clear up. gil had a brazilian restaurant on 24th street and gil loves to collect ties and as you can see he has a fancy tie now and both he and e u.n. ice love carnival and dancing and taking part with all the floats. mr. brigham has been a wonderful asset in the neighborhood and is now going to be retiring and i can't imagine someone who has spent so much time doi

brigham was immediately employed by united airlines in the supply department and he is now a retired chief warrant officer. after united airlines he worked in city government for almost 20 years serving under 3 mayoral administrations. most recently he has been a beacon of stability and friendship and care at the community center and i've worked with gil for a number of years and it's always been wonderful to see how much you are revered and adored and you see that seniors have companion ship and opportunities for exercise and you have given this service for years in the neighborhood and i want to say thank you for your great service for that and there's a few rumors about mr. brigham that i think are important to share or clear up. gil had a brazilian restaurant on 24th street and gil loves to collect ties and as you can see he has a fancy tie now and both he and e u.n. ice love carnival and dancing and taking part with all the floats. mr. brigham has been a wonderful asset in the neighborhood and is now going to be retiring and i can't imagine someone who has spent so much time doi

united airlines launching nonstop flights between the united states and singapore again.ber those? the longest scheduled flight operated now by a u.s. carrier. we will speak to united's ceo next on cnbc. >>> there's a controversy rippling through the bull market according to goldman sachs. find out what it could mean on "trading nation." more "squawk on the street" coming up. need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over one hundred of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. and now you can use zip recruiter for free. go to ziprecruiter.com. >>> united airlines launching nonstop flights between the united states and singapore. it's the longest scheduled plane flight operated by any u.s.-based carrier. joining us our very own phil lebeau, with the united ceo who joins us on a first cnbc interview. >> thank you, simon. it's an important day as united unveils it's new polaris seats and amenities. let's talk to ceo oscar munoz he. what went into the thought process of updating

i am so proud to work at united airlines. we are 86,000 strong. we also walk in houston in denver in chicago to name a few. we are thinking orlando speaks volumes starting this conversation. i am more proud about the inclusion we show in the parade with united airlines. we're one of the first companies that is part of the culture at work throughout the year. the process that we have for passengers and inclusion and diversity. >> you are saying they walked the walk. >> yes, all day every day. from cedar leadership -- senior leadership to the frontline. we make sure that what is different is our culture. >> i can see they are doing work on this float. work is going on until the last minute. >> we did some planning and we thought of everything and we have workers around. we will have a live dj today. we have that we are orlando. we have the hash tag pride friendly. we have the float and declarations and lots of giveaways and noise. united way will have 250 marchers.>> one of the great things is this audiovisual will be awesome. can i hopped up?>> sur

. >>> united airlines did 12,000 hours of research into what people want. they found travellers really want complimentary in-seat fondue. it's a real surprise. actually, they want mattresses. so this week, united unveiled a new business class that featured individual pause for very long international flights. items include pajamas, and gel-cooled pillows. i wonder what our friend tom carter would say. >> you know i hate the people who fly first class, i hate them, they get to board before the rest of us, and when they leave, they have to do our little poverty parade past them. >> what do you think? are you jealous of people in first class? >> my dad has cut me off a little -- it's like fully cut off. no, i think that -- it looks great. obviously, i think it's ridiculous to spend 12,000 hours researching this. people just don't like being on planes. i don't think it matters what you do, whether you're in first class or in the back. >> i like planes. >> you do? why do you like planes? >> because i don't travel a lot so i still find it exciting and endearing. i

stability with the union, the association of flight attendants said there is a agreement with united airlines corporation. 31%, their pay. that is the big corporate movers right now. vonnie: there are a few stocks hurting. ramy: one of them has to do with the buyout in asia, specifically with elian's or auto live, which was down 2%. another company i want to talk about is the oil sector, that is with southwestern energy. stopping for the fourth time in four days, nearly 4% here. ,his is after the oil and gas selling shares in order to reduce debt. a .6 million shares of stock, $1.1 billion. at the bloomberg dollar index. it is down by 0.5% here. with interestat rates, potentially not moving, interest rates being cut on the wpi function, there is a weight on the dollar. david: thank you very much. let's go to first word news. mark crumpton has more. mark: the director of the cia is warning of an eye symbol-type attack -- is simple-type -- istanbul-type attack in the u.s.. islamic state signatures are all over this. is likely group planning similar attacks in america. he says preventing further

united airlines corporation is why 3.6%. they unveiled a plan to save money and increase revenue. a change in its frequent-flier program as well. alaska, delta, and america also about 1% as well. david: how about some laggards? ramy: we were talking about biotech earlier. take a look at what is happening with currencies and commodities. nasdaq biotech down 1%. off of session lows. it is down 10 of the last 11 days. basically the biggest percent loser is impax. $500 billion about to buy 15 generic drugs from tivo and allergan, who are heading for their own merger. vonnie: let's get a check on the first word news. mark: u.s. attorney general loretta lynch is in orlando, order today more than a week after 49 people were killed and dozens injured during a terror attack at a nightclub. she met with victims and first responders, and afterwards, spoke to reporters. >> we are also offering emergency counseling resources to first responders to help them deal with the trauma that they, too, have experienced. in their bravery, they shouldered the dangers that are visited upon all of us, and

is looking for bilateral tieups that could unite airlines across the region to booze connectivity inina, even smaller markets like myanmar and vietnam. thai airways becausethai airways does not -- because thai airways does not have the money, this strategy makes sense. it had focused on connecting , forcedthrough bangkok to do that by budget airlines. eight of them are forming an alliance called value of lines to fend off competition from bigger rivals like airasia. together we stand, divided we fall seems to be the mantra among airlines at the moment. rishaad: what are investors saying about the value of lines. is thai airways at risk of? >> not really. readingways could be too much into value of lines. that is what some analysts are saying. it plans to sell tickets and even agate allowance and in-flight meals across the grouping, but brings together smaller players that have a combined fleet the size of airasia. brushed off an alliance of a airlines. told me that it will be difficult to coordinate schedules. what the airlines can do is pretty limited. let's show you how thai airway

the first boeing 777 with united airlines, the 777 is the world's largest twin-engine yet and also boeing'sargest. and it's one of the top performers on the dow which closed up 6%. we're back in a couple moments. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." let's get you up to speed on market action. yesterday, we saw markets close on the high, dow up .6%. nasdaq up 0.5%. the dow called higher by 60 points. and also from europe, europe particularly strong this morning, as you can see, the dax up 1.6%. industrial production slightly better in germany than in april. but really, this is continued positive sentiment from yesterday. and of course, the strong gains we saw on wall street. worth noting, though, these gains coming in europe, despite yesterday the euro gaining significant ground and pushing close to 1.14. the extent surprising in europe. susan. >>> led get to today's trade. and the s&p is now just 1%. from an all-time high. which stocks our data teams for the best performing names when the dow and s&p rallied historically 5% in month one since the bull market in 2009. real estate, audio

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. >>> united airlines is providing more free food for passengers. when coach flying from the u.s.europe will receive a pre- arrival snack including a croissant, jam, and a yogurt cup. travelers from europe to the u.s. also -- already receive a pre-arrival snack and will also get a mid flight snack. >>> a boy's message about autism is going viral because of its controversial stance. >> every single bit of evidence is inside of this folder. that vaccinations cause autism. there's nothing. i think it might be because there's absolutely no evidence to support the claim whatsoever. >> that's 12-year-old marco arturo. he posted the video on facebook a week ago and it's been viewed 4.5 million times. in the video, he went on to say parents are putting their children at greater risk by not vaccinating them from deadly diseases. vaccinations are a hot button issue but the scientific community widely discredits the -- any link between autism and vaccines. >>> new law requires dog owners to bring pets inside when it's very hot or very cold. they have to bring in dogs when it's hotter than 90

united airlines said a key load factor slipped last month.he carrier expects the figure to continue to decline in the second quarter partially because of the strong u.s. dollar. down 6% this morning. and the medical device firm boston scientific will restructure. hoping to cut costs a hundred million dollars by 2020. but says it doesn't plan to significantly change its employee head counted. up 2% this morning. >> vodafone agreeing to sell its new zealand unit to sky network televisions for nearly 2.5 billion dollars. the sale will help sky's digital offerings. and ceo is reportedly looking to poach a top coach executive as his new cfo. >> and reportedly in talks to buy amsurg. a deal could emerge as early as next week. >> check out shares of lending club. it saw its website go down late yesterday which it blamed on a data center outage. the site is now up and running. >> other corporate news. pepsco may be unveiling more changes to diet pepsi. what's the big change? >> the wall street journal is reporting the changes could come as declining

united airlines as a new business class section they call them isolation pods. >> oh, nice. i had to check this out on the internet myself before i came to bring you the story this morning. it is polar i say, it is basically a pod, a suite on board the airplane. forget a business class seat. this is an actual pod. it is called the on board suite. it has partitions. they are putting it on the boeing 777. airlines are trying to make customers happy right now. >> 5:45 half an hour right now i am going back to shopping for june. the best deals out there for the month of june. i have bargains for you. that is coming up for now. >> an incredible survival story a man treading water for a day how his training saved his life. >> the deadly dose of a you are poful drug 50 times stronger than heroin. relook. rethink. reimagine. because right here, right now. it's time to take a closer look at botox® cosmetic, the only fda approved treatment for the temporary improvement of both moderate to severe frown lines and crow's feet. see what real results can really look like. so talk to your d

the change follows moves made by delta air lines and united airlines.earn $5 for every dollars then. that starts august 1st. garrett metropolis has a private equity firm at the bankruptcy three years ago. he lives next to the playboy mansion and now plans to buy it. he was sent to mention the rest of his life. the playboy mansion and seven red rooms, eight bathrooms, a wine cellar, either from the gym, tennis court, so the whole, partially covered by a man-made cave or grotto. the state listed for $200 million. not sure how much tearing pages to. nicole: coming up, global market action before we hand it over to "mornings with maria." dow futures up 59, s&p futures zika. nasdaq up 17. you were watching "fbn:am." "mornings with maria" coming up. stay right here with us on fox business. ♪ @o@d nicole: after 100-point it yesterday for the dow, s&p looked at, s&p looked at the highest levels of the year. dow futures zika to come s&p futures zika .5. marcus at the energy yesterday. a look at the commodities as well today as a postulate of infinitely higher. a

if you had something unexpected happen like illness, death in the family or jury duty, united airlines was charging a $50 processing fee to change that ticket. now both of those junk fees have quietly gone away. what about baggage fees? don't hold your breath. last year u.s. airlines raked in $11 billion in extra fees, that's about $3 billion more than they made in 2014. and it's a good bet they'll make even more this year. congress is now considering a law that would force airlines to justify their ticket change fees and consumer advocates believe that could happen, so baggage fees are likely going to be here to stay. >> too much moola for those airlines to give up. it's like a buffet of doughnuts. >>> a quick programming note, 10:00 a.m. saturday morning if you're not watching, something's wrong with you. this weekend, special coverage ahead of the primaries. "the five" starts now. >>> i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, eric bolling, her beach towel is a washcloth, dana perino and a special guest you will see in a moment. "the five," or six. hillary's speep, she

a united airlines plane bounced on the tarmac and then the pilot went back up in the air. landed 30 minutes later and nobody was hurt. >>> and one of the bus driver's students passed out and she kept we blurred the faces of the students. many of the students were asking to roll down the windows. several students became sick before one girl fainted from the heat. >> amaya passed out! >> okay. right now can you fan her? okay. fan her. >> the driver said that she did not want to open the windows because she thought the bus's alarms would go off. she should have asked the students for help and the driver's decision to get the girl out at an earlier stop, not where her family suspected to pick her up, was not right as well. >>> we have a recall to let you know about. general mills is voluntarily recalling several brands of flour due to a possible e. coli contamination. check your pantries for any of these brands. wandra and signature kitchen flour. this is not found in any general mills products or in the flour manufacturing facility. but the company is issuing the recall out o