better profits at united airlines, the stock is up one and a quarter percent. look at southwest after the fatal engine explosion the stock virtually unchanged. never forget about ge, it bottomed around $11 a share bouncing now close to 14 as we speak. facebook provides a preview of its privacy makeover, it will allow european users, european users to opt out of targeted ads and facial recognition, that applies to europe, not to america, facebook hardly changed 167. look at netflix, big nice pop yesterday after putting strong numbers, down just a buck today, 334. let's talk streaming more, espn teaming up with roku, that's a surprise to me. why is roku down 30% this year, jason? >> there's too much competition. i mean, you to look at the mote that all great valued investors

sports man-like go aheady has not said why parting ways with nra several enterprise hertz delta united airlines cut ties in response to public outcry from gun control following florida shooting in if february left 17 people dead, the late first lady barbara bush buried over weekend at gated in george h.w. presidential library in

united. the airline told us a technical error occurred when our customer booked his tickets causing an incorrectdditional charge and a delay in the tickets being issued. united let nathan keep the flight, it apologized and refunded the $300 that was in limbo. whenever you try to pookbook a flight, especially can't miss deal, you've got to make sure you get an e-mailed receipt almost immediately after purchase, within a couple minutes or hour or so. if you don't get a confirmation within that period, call the airline right away to ensure the purchase actually went through. >>> if you run into a problem like nathan did, call us 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> chris always solving problems. >> exactly. >> 4:55 right now. you may have seen this story on social media. >> a 10-year-old girl singing to stop bullying. stop what you're doing and listen. ♪ >> a quick snippet there. >> an anti-bullying anthem getting popular. people listening on itunes and spotify. >> makes me feel like i am a voice for the people being bullied. >> the nonprofit group paid for the session and promoting ki

david dao off that united airlines flight. all of that was to make room for airline employees you'll recall. long says he was not properly trained in the use of force and is now suing for his loss of income as well as punitive damages. >>> uber is about to launch a rental car service. the company's operations will launch in san francisco this month allowing users to rent someone else's car for as little as an hour. if successful it will expand to other cities. uber also plans to add other transportation options to its app including bikes along with ways to buy tickets for buses and trains. >>> when we come back, why david copperfield may have to reveal the secret behind one of his tricks. >>> also, a dispute at the drive-through leaves a woman to pull a gun. we'll tell you how it ended. >>> and punches are thrown as the bad blood between the yankees and the red sox erupt into chaos. so why accept it from your allergy pills? most pills don't finish the job because they don't relieve nasal congestion. flonase allergy relief is di

are just a way to push people off the dole. >>> the officer who forcibly dragged a doctor off a united airlinest exactly one year ago is now suing the airline, and the chicago department of aviation after he was put on administrative leave and then fired for following an investigation into the incident. the officer, james lawn, blames the department, its commissioner, and united for his lost job, wages, and benefits following this incident. we all remember this image. he asserts in the suit that united airlines should have known calling in security would require the use of physical force. >>> the scandal that rocked the world of college basketball is not over. federal prosecutors now allege that families of top recruits at the university of kansas and north carolina state may have received payments from adidas employees to persuade them to attend the university sponsored by the apparel giant. a new indictment alleges longtime sneaker executive james gad doe helped provide those payments of $40,000 and $90,000 to recruits through, quote, sham invoices, to also help ensure they signed with adidas

so it hasn't been a very good year from a pr perspective but the stock for united airlines is still upd to a 10% drop for american airlines and 2.5% drop for delta. as you said the chairman is going to be replaced as well. some other news in markets, bond markets are getting a little bit excited because ten year yields are now approaching 3%. this is a level that hasn't been seen in about four years or so and people are saying that the yields are moving higher because expectations are moving higher. the other thing as well is that investors are beginning to expect four hikes is now 40% from just 28% two weeks ago. >> joe manna, koogle's parent company, alphabet has reported a first quarter earnings, shares dipped in value. what are investors concerned about? >> so alphabet beat on both top-line and bottom line if you want to look at the numbers, the profits were up 84% quarter-on-quarter. the revenues came in at $31 billion, of which advertising accounted for about $26 billion. still up 20% year on year. but the stock ended down because there was concern about a revenue slowing in the

united. the airline told us a technical error occurred when our customer booked his tickets causing an incorrect additional charge and a delay in the tickets being issued. united let nathan keep the flight, it apologized and refunded the $300 that was in limbo. whenever you try to book a flight, especially can't miss deal, you've got to make sure you get an e-mailed receipt almost immediately after purchase, within a couple minutes or hour or so. if you don't get a confirmation within that period, call the airline right away to ensure the purchase actually went through. >>> if you run into a problem like nathan did, call us 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thank you, chris. 6:25 right now. olympic gold medalist gymnast mikayla maroney continues to open up. yesterday she revealed a team doctor molested home run hundreds of times. new this morning she's talking about life at usa gymnastics. maroney tells "today" show savannah guthrie despite the abuse, she still relied on that doctor. i think i would have starved at the olympics if i didn't have him give me food. >> why? i would t

. >>> five, the ceo of united airlines getting a big pay cut when is the last time you heard something like that? it's tuesday, april 24th "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning welcome from wherever in the world you're watching. i'm brian sullivan it's a busy tuesday with a ton of news to get to. first your morning money setup comes first. stock futures indicating a slightly higher open the dow implied open, about 102 points early and the futures thinly traded at this hour. a jump of about 100 on the dow >>> ten-year yields have backed off a bit yesterday at this time we were talking about that key psychological 3% mark. the yield on the benchmark ten-year, 2.96%. we will talk more about the bond yields and their effect on mortgage rates and housing in a few minutes. if you care about real estate, you will want to hear about that >>> if you care about driving, watch out. oil creeping back towards $70. >>> your top business story is developing as we speak one of the world's biggest ridesharing companies could be planning an ipo. let's get to arjun kharpal with more >

nathan says he called united airlines and told there was a system error. united then offered to cancel the trip and refund his money. nathan wanted the bargain fare he initially paid for, a flight to hawaii for less than 200 bucks. that's when nathan asked us to help. we reached out to united and told us a technical error occurred when the customer booked his ticket causing an incorrect additional charge and a delay in the tickets being issued. united let nathan keep the flight, it apologized and refunded the $300 that was in limbo. whenever you try to book a flight, especially one of those you can't miss deals, you got to make sure you get an e-mailed receipt from the airline almost immediately after purchase within a couple of minutes or an hour or so. if you don't get a confirmation, call the airline right away to ensure the purchase went through. if you run into a problem like nathan did, call us, 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> all right. we have lots of sunny skies and don't need to go anywhere to enjoy nice weather. >> not this ti

. >>> the ceo of united airlines is dropping his bonus. oscar munoz said he wanted to send a message of accountability. this comes in the wake of a series of pr disasters for united which began last year when a passenger was dragged off of a plane without the bonus he made more than $9.5 million in 2017 a corporate to a corporate filing released this week. >>> amazon is doing a package drop off at your car. starting today, consumers and dozens of cities including tampa cisco can get their amazon order delivered to a parked car. the courier would unlock the vehicle using smart phone technology. amazon is targeting people who cannot receive a door stop drop off or get their order at work. >>> the dow is on pace for the fifth straight day of losses. industrial stocks sending the dow dropping big about 440 points. >>> a naughty or nice list of sorts. by 2020, china plans to give all of its 1.4 million citizens a personal score based on how they behave. >> this is be heart -- bizarre lands with low scores are being told they cannot travel. >>rep

. >>> one of the aviation security officers involved in removing a passenger from a united airlines jets suing united and the city of chicago. officer james long was seen in video dragging dr. david dau from the plane when he refused to give up his seat. long was fired four months later. the suit alleges long did not receive proper training for the situation. >>> johnson & johnson and imerys talc america have been ordered to pay $80 million in punitive damages in the case of a man who says he developed cancer because of exposure to asbestos in talc-based products. johnson & johnson was ordered to pay stephen lanzo in the first stage of the cases last week. j & j is involved in thousands of cases. this was its first trial loss. >>> and now you can get spotify and hulu in a package deal. the company said wednesday that a $12.99 plan will get you a package with ad-free streaming service and hulu's base package that would allow you to stream tv shows and movies. if you bought them as standalones, it would cost you $18. >>> still ahead, trunk show zoo in belgium welcomes its latest newborn i

cream sundaes for free, no strings attached for a promotion deal after they struck a deal with united airliness carrying their ice cream toppings on transatlantic flights. i hope that's not just for first class. >> did you plan ongoing overseas? >> never on first class. from all of us we need to help more tocalifornians get ahead.d, that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. >> over the past 15 years, this stage has seen a lot of great moments, and nothing would make me happier than to make some more history today, right here, right now, on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ welcome to "millionaire." you guys ready to go today? [cheers and applause] let's welcome our first contestant, a waiter from fort lauderdale, florida, mich

complimentary sundaes today, a promotional celebration prompted by a recent deal between ghirardelli and united airlines. it will carry toppings on transcontinental flights so 500 free sundaes given out at the ghirardelli ice cream shop between 12:00 noon and 2:00 p.m. i'm guessing there will be a long line of people waiting for that. >>> 4:56. it was a deadly suicide explosion in kabul, afghanistan. we will tell you the very latest on the death toll. it's still rising from the twin explosions. >>> and rescue crews rushed out to a reported plane crash in emeryville. what first responders found when they arrived on scene. e. you could save energ by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us, monday morning, april 30th. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. guess what? steve paulson is back. he has your forecast. he's right here. >> it's a little cool. this april has been rather chilly here. >> yeah. >> for what it's worth, the projection for may is also slightly cool to near normal. >> o

. >>> in 1989 san francisco was the initial departure point for united airlines flight 811 and bound for new zealand and minutes after stopping in honolulu, a cargo door tore into the fuselage. nine passengers were sucked out of the gaping hole and killed. two engines were disabled and that injured 38 passengers. we continue to follow the story online and we have more pictures from passengers inside the plane during today's emergency and you can see it with in-depth coverage of the deadly incident at nbc bay area.com. >>> a man is on the run after a violent act involving a woman and her dog inside a san francisco convenience store. we do have to warn you, the video may be hard to watch. it happened at a store on turks street. the man you see in the black hoodie were in an argument when suddenly the man grabbed the 4-month-old puppy from her arms. we are going to freeze the video because of its violent nature, but what we know is that the man threw the dog to the floor and the puppy died from its injuries. this is a picture of the man they're looking for. his name is deloss gallon and

delta air lines, united airlines, american airlines, they all carry this exact same model.hey will have to as well inspect that engine. trish: thank you very much, christina with more, captain chuck nash, a former naval i have a -- aviator. >> nice to see you, trish. trish: i know the statistics. i know we shouldn't be nervous to fly and christina's right, the chances of getting hurt are far greater when you cross the street certainly here in new york city. but you can't help but have a lot of things run through your mind when you see these things. it is just fairly, right? we all worry. part of the frustration that you really have no control over it. but, what can you tell people right now about this particular case and, whether or not other planes are really at risk? because now it seems as though this engine is out there with a lot of different airlines. >> yeah it is and this engine, cfm 56, 7 bravo and its variants is largest sold engine in the world and it is very safe. what gets people the thought of being sucked out of an airplane at 32,000 feet. that alone is a sca

i spent a day at a flight training center operated by united airlines, learned a whole bunch and numbert are operating now, the technology on board allows for so much to be redundant and it is a lot safer. i closed my eyes, and my eyes closed. to look at the nearest behind me and what would it be like to see people getting out. you should avoid airlines for financial distress. and a lot of violations against them. and the european union does a better job, to have a blacklist of airlines around the world. and which is on the website a little later. and pilots are off-duty in the cabin and one thing i learned -- heather: can we use these apps? >> it is fantastic stuff with my radar apps will show you where the plane is, the flightpath, the flight you are on and it will show you -- when turbulence is about to happen or where bad weather might be around. something about having that information and knowing it makes it seem safer on board. flight radar 24 is another one that is used, augmented reality, use the phone, look through the camera of your phone and it will show aircraft positions on

many companies decided to cut ties like delta, united airlines but a few did not like fedex and wells story there, not so here. >> reporter: today's comb day at ben & jerry's. you can get a free ice cream cone, any flavor you want from noon until 8:00 pm. i have it right here. if you can't make it to ben and jerry's. >> instead. >> you can go to showcase cinema giving away free ben and jerry's cones for lots of flavors. >> 01 wilson. >> for years. >> have some kids. >> i will go kind of healthy and get it in a bowl. america is healthier. >> with that, it is good, the national guard at the southern border, griff jenkins going where no reporter has gone before. >> reporter: it is one of the most porous parts of the country along the rio grande river, one of the first missions of the national guard flying for the border patrol and within seconds we were in hot pursuit. that is coming up next. amanda's mom's appointment just got rescheduled - for today. amanda needs right at home. our customized care plans provide as much - or as little help - as her mom requires. whether it's a ride to t

but she showed up uninvited and when she refused to leave the cops went full united airlines and dragged off and killed her bunny. someone needs to tell her campaign manager this is not what they went when they said, get out the vote. she has a strong ground game. topic number two. lept head down to clarks -- let's head down to clarksville, arkansas. this baseball player was so excited to get a hit that she did a cartwheel. >> run run run! whoa! kennedy: such an adorable video. it sheds. >> light on parents and sports in this country. the gymnastic moms are saying, yay, she is doing gymnastics, that means we can drink. don't ask how i know this. the internet is in love with this young girl. she made it to first base safely. if my daughter got thrown out because she was doing cartwheels. that's assuming i would bet on games which i would obviously never do, your honor. topic number 3. according to a survey chick-fil-a has surpassed mcdonald's as the number one choice for teens. lighten up, people, the world business to end. chick-fil-a has soared to popularity since expand together northe

you may remember in i am a of last year, a man was dragged off a united airlines plane when he refused to be bumped. >>> san francisco is the third most expensive place to park in the country. we spent on average 85 hours a year looking for parking in the bay area. and in san francisco, you'll pay an average of $5 an hour. this is the most among l.a., new york, san francisco. you see the list there. expect to pay more than $2200 a year in some of these cities. and seattle rounds out the list. >> do you have a spot? >> i have a spot outside. it is all the way to the back. >> you have a storm ranger spot. >> it takes up five spots. >> that's where my spot is. >> we'll be watching a chance of some scattered showers coming in as we see the clouds spilling into san joseful some big changes headed our way. >> if you lost 100% of your belongings in the wildfires, what percentage would you expect from your insurance company? probably 100, right? that's not always happening in the north bay. i'm chris chmura. the problems s the victims of the north bay fires... nbc bay area responds... consumer

architecture and interiors, united airlines and wells fargo.ive them a big round of applause. and my final thank you goes out to the people i work with every day who inspire me and fill me with such such deep gratitude. the staff of the department of environment. [applause] so in closing, we're starting today row reflecting on what it means to lose what we've got. but we know that all is not lost. especially when we commit to take action on behalf of our planet earth. we have much work to do and we have much to celebrate too. which is why i want to send you off on an unbeat note to help us get motivated to reach our new 80% transportation goal. thank you m.t.a., yeah. we've invited the san francisco cable car chorus to close out today's o break fast with a song about our city. [applause] [♪] ♪ we'd like to welcome you to san francisco ♪ ♪ the city by the bay ♪ let's ring the cord on the cable car ♪ ♪ come on and chase the blue away ♪ ♪ the closest you'll get to heaven ♪ ♪ and right here in our town ♪ when you ring a cord on a cable car ♪ ♪ you

better profits at united airlines, the stock is up one and a quarter percent.southwest after the fatal engine explosion the stock virtually unchanged. never forget about ge, it bottomed around $11 a share bouncing now close to 14 as we speak. facebook provides a preview of its privacy makeover, it will allow european users, european users to opt out of targeted ads and facial recognition, that applies to europe, not to america, facebook hardly changed 167. look at netflix, big nice pop yesterday after putting strong numbers, down just a buck today, 334. let's talk streaming more, espn teaming up with roku, that's a surprise to me. why is roku down 30% this year, jason? >> there's too much competition. i mean, you to look at the mote that all great valued investors look for, i don't see major mote, there's apple tv, there's chrome cast, that's the reason why it's down 30%, it was flying high after the ipo, there was a lot of hype and buzz and coming back down to earth where it should be. stuart: okay, but it is a competitor in the crowded streaming field. >> of

he is suing the airline and the city of chicago claiming he wasn't properly trained to respond to the situation. no comment so far from unitedsettlewood the airline fo an undisclosed sum shortly after the incident. >>> well former house speaker john boehner apparently changed his mind about cannabis. we'll explain. plus. >> they say i'm inspiring others but i received that inspiration to keep going. >> what a great story. the rookie making a big name for himself. >>> i'm spencer christian looking at increasing clouds ahead of the next storm hours away. i'll have the accuweather forecast in a moment. >>> and looking at the bay bridge toll plaza smooth sailing there. you can see the breeze though with the flags on the right. traffic good right now. stay with us. back after this. the savings are in full bloom at ross. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross ross is going all out... all outdoors that is. you'll find everything you need to make your outdoor space your favorite place. and if you w

remember the video of the doctor who was dragged off the united airlines flight. yesterday one year. hopefully within that your airlines have learned something. lauren: okay, we hope. >> citibank hopes nothing at all. a california pot dispensary called city bank could be in trouble for its name. apparently a little too close to citibank. "the new york post" asked citigroup area company if there is any relation to the dispensary in a spokes versus bad, quote, unless you are high as a kite, you know that city is an affiliated with this business anyway and have requested that they stop using the name and logo. shares of citibank down more than 7% year-to-date. cheryl: i don't blame them at all. they've got a good point. it is cold outside because we read new york. not everybody in this country realizes this cold, but we are. there's this whole ice cream thing we need to know about. >> s., ben & jerry's giving out free ice cream cones from noon until 8:00 p.m. no purchase necessary. go winning pitcher free ice cream cone. any flavor you want. if you don't have the ben

>> a 747 united airlines several years back, it. out the 5 panel of the cabin and 5 passengers out of first-class through the side and some through the engine. could it modify a larger structural failure? it could have. it also affected the control of the aircraft. >> what is your message to people getting on flights today? >> 30,000 million-a-year. and this was so rare that in the database that i spent searching, could not find a similar instance. the advice i give the people, the same announcement i made. i turned off the seatbelt side, leave the seatbelt securely fastened, not loosely fastened unless you happen to be a man wearing boxer shorts, and desire to be in the vienna boys club. rob: thank you for the perspective. and unbelievable story. so many flights every day, people shouldn't feel safe. >> america has the safest airline system in the world. rob: demanding action, fresh calls for an investigation into alleged fbi and department of justice bias, the concerning level of coordination ties to the clinton probe. jillian: ju

cheryl: the ceo of united airline says he will pay the price after a year of public relations fiascoest your features on this tuesday morning. nice kick off to your tuesday picked your tuesday picked it up and down in the premarket. s&p nasdaq up as well. we will be right back. ♪ goin' up the country. later, gary' i have a motorcycle! wonderful. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >> it's a great honor with a lot of bilateral issues about security, about trade. cheryl: president trying to hold a crucial meeting with emmanuel macron this morning to discuss major issues at the end agreement. gerri: baghdad for earnings of six top components reporting results including coca-cola, 3m and verizon. cheryl: the dow down 14 points yesterday. out of all the earnings, take a look at this. the dow up 91 in the free market. s&p nasdaq as well. cheryl: we've been talking about the rising out of the out of the 10 year treasury with the 3% yield could be a game changer for invest

off what it sees and southwest shares are up 3% on the back, incidentally of good earnings from united airlinesch is up some 6% and indeed, the whole airline sector has been up very sharply. what we're seeing in the market and we'll talk more about it on markets now live which is at cnnmoney.com at just about an hour and 15 from now. what we'll be talking about then is the markets and the earnings and putting into perspective just what you need to do in these extremely tricky investing times. >> that's absolutely right. >> thank you, richard. it's very good to see you. >> coming up for us. talking about very unnerved. try that on for size, one republican lawmaker after he left a classified briefing on the president's syria policy. why? what is the syria policy first off and why are they so nervous after hearing the briefing? we'll find out from another wen republican who was in the briefing joining me next. >>> an extraordinary meeting between the cia director and a dictator confirmed via tweet by president trump. the white house now says the once secret face to face between mike pompeo and nor

i think when higher oil prices come around airlines can charge more and that's a good thing. >> time to vote. are you buying or selling tim's pitch on united >> i'm going to say buy. i like the pitch i think airlines as a whole are going higher. >> let me guess what dan is going to say. >> sell this thing tim makes a good point there were good triangles but -- >> i don't need the trophy. >> >> i would rather fly delta doesn't mean i'd buy or sell i can't get my arms around united losing people's dogs, clubbing that poor man as he leaves the airplane. >> they dragged him off, that i didn't club him. >> very good contrarian indicator. >> just point of fact. >> are you out there buying tim's pitch for united you can vote on our twitter poll @cnbcfastmoney. tim, not looking good. plus general electric ceo john flannery speaking at a cnbc event speaking about jeff melt we will bring you those comments when "fast money" returns. tomorrow, it's a day filled with promise and new beginnings, challenges and opportunities. at ameriprise financial, we can't predict what tomorrow will bring. but our comprehensive approach to financial planning can help

united airlines or american airlines or whatever. >> there is not an increase pair there is a decreaseere's no crisis of the border. we can do it with small measures. >> harris: why do the border patrols differ with you on that? are you calling them all untruthful? >> of course not. of course every agency would like additional resources. what we should be doing is focusing on bolstering local law enforcement. >> the american people, it's the primary reason why they picked the president they did. it's a major issue for the american people. >> harris: it's it okay if taxpayers pay for it? >> i think we are paying for it either way. it's just the reality of life but if we are not going to build the wall immediately -- >> harris: the wall system. >> we need about 800 miles covered and various mechanisms to do the rest. it's a measure that everyone should be able to agree helps limit illegal immigration and it will help bolster our illegal immigration. >> that's not where they are coming from. we should be using the resources to bolster public schools and lower peoples premium with medicaid

by calling out their corporate sponsors, and it's been working; in the last week, united airlines, best western, metlife and at least a dozen other companies have canceled discounts and perks for n.r.a. members. ( cheers and applause ) yeah. that's the market. that's the free hand of the market right there. yeah. although, although, gun owners: if you go into almost any business and show them your gun, they'll give you stuff for free. it's really-- ( laughter ) i didn't even know these discounts existed. are there other weapons-related savings we should be taking advantage of? does olive garden have a special? show your machete, get free spaghetti! ( laughter ) i don't think so. do you know? you don't know. but some companies are resisting. for example, calls to divest from the n.r.a. fell on deaf ears at fedex, which offers members up to 26% discounts on their package costs. fedex loves the n.r.a., which explains their new slogan: "gun owners: frustrated by high shipping costs? don't go postal, go fedex!" ( laughter ) >> jon: wow. >> stephen: what's going on-- oh, the 2018 winter olymp

dow incident with united airlines actually sparked a wave of other clashes between flight attendantsr flight crews or security crews and passengers. ultimately, the industry said we've got to change our procedures when it comes to bumps. and then we saw the number of bump bumpings, people who were involuntarily denied boarding a plane, it fell to a record low and that's one factor behind 2017 having a record high in terms of airline service and i know a lot of people say what after last year, they had a record high? that's correct that's according to the people who put together this study which looks at government data the top three airlines once again it's alaska, edging out delta. just barely. they had to go to three digits in terms of calculating things to say yes, alaska slightly better than delta. jetblue coming in at number three. who were at the end of the list of the 12 airlines that were ranked expressjet, frontier, and spirit coming in dead last. the author pointing out spirit has a higher complaint rate than its competitors. we reached out to spirit spirit says look, we're

officer fired after forcibly dragging a passenger from a plane last year files a lawsuit against united airlines the city of chicago. james long was one of the officers called to a plane after a man refused to give up his seat. video taken by other passenger shows long dragging the passenger from the plane. long was fired in august. this is a live look in salt lake city from our affiliate fox 13. one of big stories there tonight, mitt romney has gathered enough signatures to qualify for the ballot in the u.s. senate race, but which ballot remains to be seen. depending on what happens at next week's utah republican convention. he will either -- that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we will be right back. you ok there, kurt? we're about to move. karate helps... relieve some of the house-buying... stress. at least you don't have to worry about homeowners insurance. call geico. geico... helps with... homeowners insurance? been doing it for years. i'm calling geico right now. good idea! get to know geico. and see how easy homeowners and renters insurance can be. with

when united airlines was dragging the passenger on off the lane, the c.e.o.fied before congress, and it was different because people understand airline travel more than they understand this. >> right. >> do you think that the congress and senators have any idea what they are asking? >> there's only so much they can ask in 4 minutes. the proof is in the pudding. there was a bite prior to me coming out here, and it's all talk right now. what is the important thing, when he gets back to the silicone valley, is he going to implement change trickling down to the other social media platforms. >> by the way, facebook down most of the day, for the first hour, and now up almost $2 a share. clearly investors are watching. >> and they like what they see. >> day two continues, and we will continue to bring it to you on ktvu plus. frank, thank you. >>> mark tamayo has been filling in for my friend steve today, and mark, today's weather is going to change later today? >> it will change rapidly, especially into the evening hours. this morning, so far, it's been nice. 4:00,

. >>> united airlines q1 beats estimates. >>> and elaine wynn in a filing said she would like the board to be declassified. that means each direct we're stand for reelection every year. wynn is the company's largest shareholder. >>> brian blockchain said it received a subpoena from the s.e.c. asking for certain information from the company they plan to fully cooperate with that request. riot blockchain was the subject of a cnbc story earlier this year the stock fell roughly 18% the day that story aired the s.e.c. declined to comment >>> much more to do on this very busy morning including an incredible story as reports surface that mike pompeo may have secretly met with kim jong-un in north korea. >>> and shinzo abe's mar-a-lago meeting. we'll tell you what to watch for. as we head to break, here's today's national weather forecast from bill karins. >>> good morning to you, brian on this wednesday we're tracking more snow. can you believe it winter storm warnings continue in iowa. it snowed good overnight in south dakota and nebraska. now that snow is spreading through iowa snowy from am

southwest says it will inspect its fleet and united airlines is also checking some of its jets. >> there needs to be proper inspection mechanisms in place to check for this before there's a catastrophic event. >> reporter: metal fatigue was blamed for an engine failure on a previous southwest flight in 16. that's what prompted the manufacturer to call for fan blade inspections. the a pred making that recommendation mandatory last august but the agency did not issue a final decision on the matter. in washington, griff jenkins, fox news. >> and while the faa investigates of cause of that southwest airlines emergency, another factor is now drawing increasing scrutiny and that is just how passengers use those oxygen masks. >> ktvu's south bay reporter jesse gary has been looking into this and joins us live from south san jose and you talked with an aviation expert who says crews are regularly trained how to instruct passenger use of those masks. >> reporter: that is exactly right but our expert also says flying has become so mundane that passengers often don't pay attention to the safety ins

southwest says they will inspect their fleet, and united airlines are also checking their jets. >> there needs to be proper inspection mechanisms in place to check for this before there is a catastrophic event. >> reporter: metal fatigue was blamed for an engine failure on a previous southwest flight in 2016, and that's what prompted the manufacturer to call for the fan blade informations. the f.a.a. proposed making it mandatory last august, but they did not issue a final decision on the matter. in washington, griff jenkins, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a woman from concord said she owes her life to captain schultz. gianna barrs was a few rows ahead. she heart the flight attendant start to say a prayer, and she was texting her husband, chad. >> i'm trying to tell him all the things i want him to know the last few minutes of my life that will last him a lifetime. i told him how much i loved him and that the oxygens masks had come down. i thought something hit the engine or something. >> she said it was a rough landing, but she is thankful to be alive. >>> a delta airlines plane that took off from

will lose 1 or 2% of their users and it's going to be like delete uber, or it's going to be like united airlines months something bad happens. but are people really stopping using the airline? people are still going to be on facebook. they're going to get mad but are they going to leave? their friends are there. >> there is a push now for more government relg lags. we even hear from the ceo of facebook that he seems to be open to it as he told our laurie siegl. listen to this. we'll talk about it on the other side. >> given the stakes here, why shouldn't facebook be regulated? >> um, i actually am not sure we shouldn't be regulated. i actually think the question is more what is the right regulation rather than yes or no, should it be regulated. >> what's the right regulation? >> well, there are some basic things that i think there are some big intellectual debates on. on the basic side, there are things like ads transparency regulation that i would love to see. if you look at how much regulation there is around advertising on tv and print, it's just not clear why there should be less on the inte

ringing the opening bell at the new york stom exchange where stocks rise after strong earnings from united airlines and reporting better than expected results in the first quarter sending the stocks higher more than 6%. >>> and san francisco supervisors are upping the ante in the scandal at the naval shipyard. the supervisor yesterday called for a special hearing. back in 2014 nbc bay area unit first reported the navy was aware data collected at the super-fun site had been mishandled. and the environmental protection agency concluded nearly all data collected over more than a decade may have been falsified. >>> our unit is still following this story, including new information first released last week by a watchdog group. go to our unit tab at nbcbayarea.com to learn more about the most recent findings. >>> now to a growing problem we're seeing in schools. vaping and school bathrooms. this is a story we have been investigating for months. this morning we're learning about more of the vaping health impact. juul could be hid n-- hidden in plane site and they surveyed more than a thousand teenagers and

united airlines will soon be giving out the delicious treats on flights. more news after the break. to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. before you head out the door, here are the top stories on today in the bay-- >>> welcome back, before you med out the door, the time is 6:54. sfl we begin in albany where police are investigating the city's first homicide in three years. man was shot along the greenway, a couple of blocks from albany high school. he died at the hospital shortly after. right now police do not have a motive but the trail is expected to reopen this morning. >> developing news on the mexican border, hundreds of migrants from south america arrived at the u.s. border

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you have united airlines, delta, all of them carry the sail engine.is one of the most popular engines in over 7,000 boeing 737 jets all around the globe. it's a matter how they go forward with this inspection. faa says it will be mandatory next few weeks. it will be costly. the stock price closed a little lower. overall the airline industry has been fine because they have earnings coming out shortly. david: i will pay a couple bucks extra for a ticket in order to have those things checked out thank you. melissa. melissa: more cities jumping on the bandwagon against sanctuary cities. new york governor cuomo giving felons a controversial privilege. michael goodwin is here. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that in

and you have a number of them from other airlines-- a whole stack from united airlines.nt is stopping it. you know, is there something there that they don't want you to see? is there something there that the f.a.a. doesn't want you to see, either? so that actually points at both of them. >> kroft: seven other airlines had no problem with us looking at their records. >> duncan: i appreciate that. >> kroft: only allegiant. >> duncan: i have no idea what their rationale is in that regard. >> kroft: six days after this interview, the f.a.a. overruled allegiant's objections and produced the documents. they showed, on average, that the airline was nearly 3.5 times more likely to have mid-air breakdowns than american, united, delta, jetblue and spirit. but even more disturbing are new allegations from the ranks of allegiant's own pilots. their union president, captain daniel wells, says he's concerned that allegiant is trying to gain a competitive cost advantage by softening safety standards adhered to by the major airlines; that pilots are being told to think twice before decl

>> are people leaving united airlines because something bad happen? >> some did, yes.they will. >> they get a ticket again, right? >> i don't know. >> if you're going to delete facebook because of data privacy you're deleting google and amazon and all of the other online services. good luck trying to survive as a digital citizen and not have facebook log-in. the number of things connect to facebook are just immense. facebook has a ton of data but other guys have more data than this. are you doing it as a backlash there is cambridge analytica where they couldn't cause any issue or a real issue with security? i don't think there is one. >> you're saying we are defenseless? >> we are part of it. you will be assimilated. >> that's impressive, a little bit. >> came ridge analytica denies any wrongdoing. who is at fall here in your sfim estimation? >> folks like cambridge analytica will prey upon the ignorance of people. facebook has allowed to create apps like they sold the data to cambridge but nothing they could have done with that data and no way facebook say did you del

i don't think that happened in the united airlines situation -- >> it's the last thing they need, mayor need. and they certainly don't need a boycott. and you know, charles, philadelphia police commissioner richard roth said that his offices did nothing wrong. he also said that he wished this hadn't happened. he said, as an african-american male, i'm very aware of implicit bias. did the officers do the right thing in this incident, commissioner? >> i think the officers did the right thing. they responded to a 911 call of -- that was placed by the manager of starbucks. so i don't think the problem is with the officers. i think the problem is with the manager at starbucks. why did she call to begin with? >> but don't the officers have discretion when they get to the scene, if they ask you what you're doing and they can't really explain, and they say, i'm sitting here, i don't understand. don't they have the discretion, commissioner, to not, you know, arrest these people for doing what most people do in a starbucks, to go and grab some power at a plug, wait for a friend, use the bathroom o

it is a promotion prompted by a recent deal between ghirardelli and united airlines. the airlines will carry deer deli ice cream topping -- gary ghirardelli ice cream toppings. >>> live nation offering summer concerts for $20. it is selling the lower price tickets to more than 2000 showers across the country. it's part of its national concert week which runs from today through may 8th. shows include kesha, maroon 5, shania twain and rod stewart. >>> 6:00 fun the time. you may want to change your summer plans if recent trends continue. coming up at 7:00, the reason many people may have to reconsider their long road trip for the summer. >>> and an artist can finally see his work in action in san francisco. more on what's happening on the top of the sales fors tower -- the we use our phones and computers the same way these days. so why do we pay to have a phone connected when we're already paying for internet? shouldn't it all just be one thing? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you can get up to 5 lines of talk and text included at no extra cost. so al

it's a promotional celebration prompted by a recent deal between ghirardelli and united airlines. carry the ice cream toppings on transkent anyone flights and 500 -- transcontinental flights and 500 free sundaes given out between 12:00 noon and 2:00 p.m. >> do you want me to check it out? >> you should. you might have a few other friends with you, though. >>> 5:56. we had earthquakes this morning in the east bay. the latest one in alamo, coming up at 6:00 we will tell you about that latest quake and how it's affecting the morning commute. >>> that caravan of immigrants working its way through mexico is now at the u.s. border. i'm doug luzader in washington, we will have more on what happens next coming up. >>> well, we have a stuck train in oakland and now it's cut off pretty much half of jack london square here. this has been out there for 40 minutes. it's just been stopped. we are not sure what's going on but if you are in the area of jack london square, this will affect you. affect you. >>> couple systems here still rotating through. we are not done yet. one more coming in toda