united airlines declined our request for an online interview.john ramose, kpix 5. >>> first daughter, ivanka trump, shutting down her fashion company. she released a statement saying that she wants to focus on her work in washington. the business has been under fire since her father's political rise with opponents calling for a boycott, many stores have also stopped selling the clothing line. she serves as a top adviser to her father. >>> it is no longer something out of a sci-fi movie. members of congress are setting their sights on cars that fly. lawmakers on capitol hill held a hearing on the technology and found just how close it is. uber says they plan to create an airborne service by 2020. in the meantime, another company expects to have their cars on the market as soon as next year. >> i think this is a very exciting opportunity for technology, and another that there has been a lot of hype around flying cars for generations, but i think that we are close. >> members of congress say there are still major challenges to address before gettin

nn july 4th o oard a united airlines flight coming from amsterdam.ake a look at thisxclusive video from the flight. you can see t rough landing caused interior ceiling panels to fall right on top of a passenger. that passenger even attempted to fix the panel as the plane s still in motion. the fox5 viewer who sent us this video said she t hopest united airlines will fix the issue and improve its safety standards. she says she's concerned because hadomething like this happened mid flight and they hit turbulence it would have caused complete chaos. >>> united airlines released a statement about the incident it reads in part "a ceiling panel came loose upon ladding ane contact with a customer. paramedics examined the customer to t confirmre were no injuries. we've apologized to customer for this experience and our maintenance crew has repaired the panel ." >> we're getting a better idea co how much destruction theof h. au c t major toll on hom but wee al idea of just how mnucfd. tateerre a putting county bingss agenciesertruc and also nonprofit organiza

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united airlines issued a statement apologizing for the inconvience. the clock is ticking. that youth soccer team needs a way out of that cave in thailand -- and fast. this is video of medical teams on the ground , rehearsing rescue drills, that involve ferrying "injured patients" from the cave, to ambulances. tonight, there )s a new hitch:te threat of monsoon rains ...expected to hit the area by the end of the week. that )s forcing rescuers to come up with different ways to get the 12 trapped boys and their coach out of the flooded cave. nbc )s janis mackey frayer reports from thailand. it was a dramatic scene...the it was a dramatic scene...the woman who climbed the statue of liberty this afternoon. police say 44-year-old "therese okoumou" from staten island -- will face misdeameanor charges of trespassing, disorderly conduct, and interfering with government functions. she climbed nearly 25-feet to the base of the statue -- and said she wouldn )t come down until immigrant families are reunited. it took police four hours to remove her. all visitors were evacuated from libe

. >>> a united airlines flight to sydney has a turn around to makes an emergency landing at sfo this morning. >> reporter: the landing may look smooth but the journey was a bit bumpy. >> as soon as we took off there were two loud sounds and too big sparks. it went from the back to the front. >> reporter: this united airlines airplane had an engine on fire. instead of going to its intended destination of sydney the pilot turned back and headed back to sfo this morning. the crew made the announcement about 40 minutes into the flight. >> the pilot and the staff were very reassuring that things are in control and they're working fine. >> reporter: a spokesperson for united says the airline rebooked everyone for the earliest possible flights to sydney and provided meals and hotel accommodations for the passengers. most passengers agreed with the decision to return to sfo. >> i'm okay that they said they were turning around, come back. i feel safer coming back than taking a flight to sydney. >> reporter: no one was hurt in the incident. at sfo, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> happening now

united airlines gave us this statement this morning. the 259 passengers have all been booked on to different flights to sidney. that was the latest from united airlines so at this point still under investigation and we do have calls and e-mails into the faa as well. . >>> time is 617 tum tim we're closely watching a growing wildfire in the city of chee co east of highway 99 in butte county. authorities issued precautionary evacuation warnings for people living near the main park. bid well park, the chee co fire department showed us the impact of the flames so far. it's closed highway 322 miles east of chee co. more than 150 acres have burned and firefighters are battling flames in rugged terrain with extra resources being sent in. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> utility companies in california including pg&e have new rules, they must follow before switching off power to prevent wildfires. the california public utilities commission approved new rules yesterday saying utility companies must try to contact customers

united airlines gave us this statement this morning. united flight 863, san francisco to sydney returned to san francisco due to a mechanical issue. the flight landed safely, and we will work to get our customers to sydney as soon as possible. our maintenance team is inspecting the aircraft. all 259 passengers are now newly booked on different flights to sydney. we are told that there are no reports of any injuries. at sfo, lee martinez, gentoo news. >>> watching a growing wildfire in chico, east of highway 99. 80 miles north of sacramento indu county. precautionary evacuation warnings were issued for people who live near chico's main park. well part. the fire department showed us the impact of the fire, which closed down highway 32, two miles east of chico. more than 150 acres of vern. the firefighters are battling flames and rugged terrain, and extra resources are being sent in. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> utility companies in california, including pg&e have new roles they must follow before switching off power to

. >>> tweflg news now a united airlines flight had to turn around and make a emergency landing. >> it landed safely after 12:30 this morning. passengers say they were informed about a failure in the left engine 45 minutes into the flight. one passenger told us she heard two loud sounds and two sparks after takeoff. no one was hurt and in a statement united airlines says there was a mechanical issue, saying quote the flight landed safely and we will work to get our customers to sydney as soon as possible. the maintenance team is inspecting the aircraft. >>> this morning the search is on for this man, dubbed the faux badge bandit. the fbi says he robbed four ngs banks in the bay area. >> the bare is the most recent area targeted in the state according to vierkandts. >> mat keller live in san ramon. one of the previously places the faux badge bandit hit. matt. >> good morning. this man is considered armed and dangerous. the latest robbery happening here at the safeway inside the us bank in san ramon. look at the photo that is came from the surveillance cameras inside this store. he hit s

. >>> dramatic moments on board a united airlines flight that took off from sfo. flames, seen shooting from the engines after takeoff last night. the pilot radioed the tower. >> we will be going out to miles and making a right turn. >> did you say engine failure? >> affirmative. >> united flight 863, headed to sydney australia. the emergency forced them to turn around, land at sfo. we have more on that short flight. >> reporter: united flight 863 touchdown at 12:30 a.m. , about one hour after takeoff. >> as soon as we took off, there were two loud sounds and sparks. >> passengers reported flames shooting from the left engine of the plane. >> from the back to the front there was a fuel smell. >> it got bumpy and they told us they were going to turn around, the engine seized up. >> this is the twisted flight path from the website flightpath 24. it circled over the ocean so it would be lighter when it made its emergency landing. there were 259 people on board, those we spoke with said they remained calm. >> we were pre-warned, so it was not too chaotic. the pilot and

csx was helped by cost cuts and higher shipping rates and by higher coal shipping rates. >>> united airlinesecond quarter results topping forecast, despite a surge in jet fuel costs the airline also raising its guidance for the year. stock up nearly 4% don't miss oscar munoz today at 8:00 a.m. >>> and boeing received a 3$3.9 billion deal to build two jet there's a will be used as the new air force ones in the future president trump heavily criticized the price tag last year the jets will be delivered by the end of 2024 and they will be painted red, white and blue. that will replace the light blue color scheme that's been used since jfk was in the white house. the president said the planes should look more american. >>> we are just getting started here on "worldwide exchange" on a busy wednesday on deck, was there deal day drama? amazon wrapping up its biggest sale day of the year we'll talk about that. >>> and we're getting a check on tech the nasdaq hit new highs yesterday. is there still opportunity when the eu is fining google $5 billion? more on that breaking story and your big money hdl

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take a look at united airlines landing back at sfo. it was headed for australia.er 11:00 a.m. the pilot of another plane reported seeing sparks or fire coming from the engine. so the united airlines flight circled around sfo to dump enough fuel to land. >> there were two loud sounds and two big sparks. it went from the front -- from the back to the front. it was a fuel smell. >> it got a little bit bumpy. they told us we were going to turn around, the engine seize said up. >> united rebooked the passengers on flights to australia. the airline paid for their overnight stay. >> the army's new secret weapon won't be based in the bay area. they are opening a high-level headquarters called futures command. they considered building francisco. today they announced it will be servicemen andes,he as. price of a tesla is about to go up. quick, go buy a tesla. customers will no longer get the $7,500 federal tax credit. here's why. it is eliminated once an electric car company sells 200,000 cars. tesla hit that mark yesterday. that means beginning next year, you'll be paying

united airlines gave us this statement this morning. united flight san francisco to sidney returned to san francisco due to a mechanical issue. the flight landed safely and they're working to get customers to sidney. the 259 passengers on board were not injured and they are all booked on new flights to sidney for today. in sfo, lee martinez, ktv u fox news. >>> the chp is investigating a claim of road rage that includes a racist rant caught on video. a young boyfriend woman and her boyfriend were driving when a woman in an audi kept cutting them off and yelling racial slurs i wanted to raise awareness for the situation. you can't treat us like it's the 1950's. >> if you're angry you honk at the person and then go your way. >> the chp took a report and are investigating. there's been reports that the woman in the video worked atmore began stanley. they have received a statement saying the xaif your is inconsistent and the individual involved is no longer employeed by the firm. >>> still to come, ferry prices are skyrocketing. we'll dig de

y arte de la campaÑa, la aerolÍnea united airlines anunciÓ que ofrecerÁ vuelos gratuitos a las familiaspropÓsito de facilitar la reunificaciÓn. dulce castellanos nos tiene mÁs de esta iniciativa. dulce: las miradas reunificaciÓn es de familias inmigrantes que fueron separadas en la frontera continÚan surgiendo, pero para muchos el costo de la reunificaciÓn fue un duro golpe econÓmico. >> ellos dijeron que el boleto salÍa 1800 dÓlares. dulce: marlon se vio forzado a pedir dinero prestado. para aliviar esa carga econÓmica aumentan los esfuerzos para facilitar las reunificaciÓn es. hoy la aerolÍnea united anunciÓ ayudar a las familias. >> la culpa tiene que ver con el mismo gobierno de estados unidos. ellos deben adelantar el dinero para la reunificaciÓn. dulce: en julio, varias aerolÍneas mostraron su oposiciÓn a la polÍtica de cero tolerancia, ahora la donaciÓn de vuelos de united es parte de la campaÑa iniciada por las organizaciones.juez federal orÓ reunificaciÓn con familias. >> en los tribunales, si alguien es responsable emocionales, fÍsicos y en cuanto al dinero, y ni que pagar. du

united airlines delayed it to moves. pla >>> carbon monoxide detecto may be in every home. thisou law expand the t requiremen people who live innt c town holmes. >> street performances abouts d.c. as the go-go music. the city council that would regulate how loudly musicians can play. the noise amendment act of 2018. it would set aol vume on music for 100 feet in any direction. it's a touch for sidents. many have signed a petition in support of the bill. but other washington comments have we have soon year. >> it's great for toists. it's a great for passers by. one would include a jai time r playing too loudly. in the final bill, the penalty could be just a fine. >>> will the potomac nationals move to rfedarcyksburg. they've been looking f a home for several years the city of fedarcyks word h igned a letter of intent the nationals. there will be a four month review period, including public hearings. >>> dmother's they be in may, but that doesn't stop this mom here. he rled up in a jaguar suv with a unit bow o the food. that smile on her face says it all. he signed afo -year

a united airlines flight is back in the bay area after experiencing several maintenance issues in switzerland. that problem took hours to fix and once they were able to take off, they had to stop in wa dulles airport for a crew change. >> asee systc system was brokene out there for four and a half hours while they're trying to fix the problem. >> united airlines issuing a statement apologizing for the inconvenience. >>> british officials are seeking clues in the rush to understand how two citizens were expoised to military-grade nerve agents. authorities have to determine how the couple were poisoned by the same lethal toxin that almost killed a former russian spy and his daughter in march. nbc's kelly cobiella reports from salisbury, england. >> this morning high stakes espionage comes back to a quiet part of england. two people hospitalized in critical condition after being exposed to a soviet-era nerve agent. the same poison used to target a russian double agent at a location miles away this year. >> we can confirm the man and woman have been exposed to the nerve agent novichok which has b

. >>> united airlines is working to get dozens of passengers to australia after their flight to sydney had to turn around and make an emergency landing at sfo. amy hollyfield has the story. >> reporter: the landing may look smooth, but the journey was a bit bumpy. >> as soon as we took off, there was two loud sounds in two big spots. it went from the front -- from the back to the front and there was some fuel smell. >> reporter: this united airlines airplane had an engine on fire. instead of going to its intended destination of sydney, the pilot turned the plane around and headed back to sfo at 12:30 this morning. the crew on board made the announcement about 40 minutes into the flight. >> we were -- the pilot and the staff were very reassuring that things are in control. >> reporter: a spokesperson for united said the airline rebooked everyone on the earliest possible flights to sydney and provided meals and hotel acio forhe. most passengers agreed with the decision to return to sfo. >> i'm okay that they say they were turning around come back. i feel saferom >> reporr: one was hurt i

our nces desk is a p to call to united airlines to get more information about what happens next, and we will keepou posted on this breakingtory. live pictures there from dulles airport. >> now, we sen you a breaking news alert to your phone this morning on another story on an update on the boys rescued from the cave in thailand. >> four were pulled out to safety and airlifted to a hospital. they are reuniting with teammates who were rescued over the weekend. but five members of their group still underground. >> nbc's bill neely is in thailand to explain when the next phase of thi rescue pr aess begins. ther successful day here. four more children freed after a long journey through that cave complex? they have been taken to the hospital, and t by are nowng looked after by medical staff. the four boys who were free yesterday have already been asking doctors for their favorite food. that's been refused because medically they are just not up to that right now. v they arey hopeful of getting the final five, that's four boys and the assistant coach out tomorrow. the rescue today took less

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. >>> a scare today for passengers aboard a united airlines flight.houston bound plane was taxing down the runway for attack-off when emergencyberews had called in because of smoke in the cabin. no one got hurt and the be passgers were on another plane to houston. united tells fox 5 tonight t incident didn't impact any other flights and the plane wasowed away. >>> taking a live look outside now. you know when it's 82 degrees at 11:00 at night, it's been a hot day. >> that's a bad sign. ertainlyly and it's feeling like it out there have not let's i checkn with mike bennett to see just how long this heat will last. mike >> we got a few more days of i of the worst of it before we start f toally cool things off. maybet the end of th week or so. but the worst of it as far as how hott w get, how hot it will feel, llll, that's ay sill to come. tomorrow and tuesday end up being the hottest days thus far. today's 93, reagan, 93t dulles, 96t a bwi. we may tack onfo another ur, five degrees for high tempatures tomorrow, that's how much hotter it wilbe, temperatu

. >>> new this morning, the united airlines jet returned to sfo after one of its engine failed shortly after take off last night. flight 863 to sidney australia left the airport at 11:15 last night. about 40 minutes later passengers heard a loud bang and the flight crew announced the left engine failed. the plane landed after 12:30 this morning. >> as soon as we took off, there was two loud sounds and two big sparks. it went from the back to the front and there was a fuel smell. so that was all -- yeah. >> it was a boeing 757 dream liner with 250 passengers and crew on board. the passengers will catch a new flight to sidney, autotrail ya today. >>> breaking news from east chee co of a growing wildfire and there are evacuations. the wildfire is east of highway 99, about 80 miles north of sacramento in butte county. the chee co fire department posted these images of the fire on the south side of the main park area. residents have been te. as of midnight officials say it's berned more than 35 acres and the crews had problems getting to that area because the terrain is rugged. firefighters

united airlines 1863 landing at sfo in the overnight hours.ding for australia took off 11:00 p.m. last night. shortly into the flight, a pilot of another plane reported sparks or fire coming from that united engine. the united plane circled around sfo for about 90 minutes to dump enough fuel before landing. thankfully, no injury zploos doze. >>> families visiting the oakland zoo got stuck in these gondolas in midair for about an hour. this was part of the new california trail that just opened yesterday at the zoo. the zoo blames the glitch on an automatic shutoff. >> i will be asking for my membership back. i'll just go to the san francisco zoo. >> no one was hurt. the zoo is looking into what caused that glitch and to make sure it doesn't happen again. the oakland zoo's gondolas have been in operation for 13 months. the zoo says when there's a glitch, the system shuts down for 30 minutes. zoo officials spoke with the gondola's manufacture and are working on a way to bypass the system's shutdown so people won't be stranded. today's incident is

airplane and sees your flight attendant treat someone poorly and has a cell phone and documents it, united airlinesat is political risk. a supply chain that is deep into china, and now there is consideration of a trade war with china. that is a political risk. and so what we wanted to do was say there are lots of sources of political risk, look around corners, look in your industry and say, what are my sources of political risk? by the way, what is my risk appetite? we didn't want to say don't do things because they are risky. by the way, cyber, i mention the russians, is a whole category of risk in and of itself. david: your point is that businesses when they make decisions should take into account political risk as well? condoleezza: and constantly surveying the landscape for how those risks are multiplying in changing. david: what would you like people to think of as your major accomplishment? condoleezza: my government career. i hope people think i represented the united states well and hope people think that i represented our values, especially that we stand for people who have no voice themse

. >>> leading the news, united airlines passengers were forced to evacuate reagan national airport hadsengers had t beforehe p could even get off the ground. officials say the houston-bound flight was taxiing before takeoff and the flight crew called emergency teams with reports of smoke. according to authorities the cause of that smoke not immediately known, however, all passengers and crew members were evacuated without incident. >>> a massive manhunt under way overseas to a notorious french criminal. the man is serving time for murder, busted out of prison outside of paris and was whisked to freedom by air in the last few minutes. it's not the first time he's done this. the great escape was captured on camera. nbc's lindsay cavenaugh tells us how the elaborately orchestrated escape unfolded. >> reporter: a scene out of a hollywood blockbusteer making a break by helicopter. the commotion at this french prison recorded by an inmate.ar free 46-year-oldfayeed, serving 25 years for murder. the daring escape over in minutes. police found the 40 miles north, and nearby a getaway car, moeth

. >> here is statement united airlines e-mailed our newsroom. the flight landed safely and we will work to get customers to sydney as soon as possible the maintenance team is inspecting the aircraft. one passenger was told they will likely be getting on the same flight to sydney, same time today. reporting live at sfo, amy holleyfield, abc 7. >> thank you amy we sent a push alerted after learning about the landing stay up to date oh by downloading the news app and sign up for the push anteriorallies. >>> the search is on this morning for a man accused of robbing banks across the state include in the bay area. >> abc 7 news reporter matt kjeller is live in san ramon with the photos the fbi and local law enforcement want you insi thent iedle note demanding money. the teller refused andment attempted robber ran off. here are images from the surveillance cameras. he huss hit several banks in bay area. one in sacramento and several in southern california. he is the known as the faux badge bandit. the he has a badge and a shoulder holster. an hour bef

tech strong, csx, united airlines all guided higher in the last 24 hours on earnings or revenues.means earnings expectations remain strong for the third and e fourth quarter. if this keeps up, we'll have a shot at passing our first quarter earnings growth record of 26%. what does it all mean? these are very early results and it's clear the beats go beyond cuts.ax there's been emphasis on the global economy and revenue is up and not just because of cost-cutting and companies are buying back stock and they're generally raising dividends and guidance has remained roughly intact or higher. so the bottom line is this, we may be appaching peak earnings growth some time this year, but we're not hitting peak earnings. that will continue into 2019. for "nightly business report," i'm bob pisani at the new york >> as for the whole market today, the dow extended the win streak to five straight sessions as investors continue to focus on corporate earnings. the dow rose 79 points, today and the nasdaq fell a fraction and it's record territory and the s&p added six and as you know, policyut ofas

engine, but then we just turned around and we came right back and here we are.")i spoke with united airlineshave been put on other flights on a case by case basis.most are taking the next s-f-o united flight to sydney tomorrow same time while others hopped on flights to other connecting airports like l-a-x.the air plane is being inspected by maitenance staff right now to see what went wrong. live at s-f-o, sara stinson, kron 4 news

. >>> a scary scene on the united airlines flight. it had a hard landing at washington dulles airport. witnesses say that the ceiling panels of the jet began falling on top of passengers. they were unable -- no injuries were reported as a result of the incident. >>> a clue tonight into president trump supreme court nomination. in it he used a female pronoun. there is only woman on the presidents nominatilook at the presidents top candidates, ahead of monday's primetime address. >> reporter: most conservatives would be happy with any of his nomination -- nominees. sources familiar, tell fox news that amy coney barrett and him are the top two. they say that he could be the front runner. they said that the president engaged with him the best. he served on the sixth circuit. he is an avid outdoorsman. he also has not ruled on any hot button issues, which may actually help him in the confirmation process if he gets the nomination. this is not supposed to be the case of four amy coney barrett. she faced a tough nomination hearing just last

. >> reporter: this is a statement from united airlines.% they tell us the flit landed safely and weomers to sydney as soon as possible. the maintenance team is inspecting the aircraft. one passenger said they will likely be on the same flight for sydney. >>> and this morning we track president trump's visit to the uk at the live desk. right now the president is meeting with theresa may to talk foreign policy issues including north korea, trade and terrorism. ner expected to hold a joint press conference in one hour. it could be a little awkward. president trump criticized the prime minister in a new interview, and in the interview with the british tabloid, the sun, the president says he does not feel welcome in london. he also says the prime minister's soft brexit plan makes a trade deal with the u.s. unlikely. >> i would have done it much differently. i tolds theresa may i had to do it but she didn't listen to me. that will be up to her to say. >> thousands of anti-trump protests flood the streets outside parliament right now.

i have 3.4 million miles on united airlines, but my family lives in the district, they always have, my kids go to school there and i stay connected in the district and i stay focused on that first and foremost. icm talked and talk to you guys about armed services issues. right on the front of my mind -- talk to you guys about armed services issues. i have an east african community and my district that has issues with remittances back to somalia and how to make food stamps work at somali grocery stores. bellevue is applying for grant to help build a road to support the light rail system that is coming through. that is what is at the top of my mind. how are the schools, how are the communities? i go to the gym there, i go to the grocery store, i see people in the community i represent to stay connected. that is what happened. it is difficult as i think joe was a good member of congress, but it is a complicated job and you have to take care a lot of things. number one, you have to stay 100% connected to the people you are elected to represent. >> i've word that we have to end a couple min

it's also expected united airlines will fall into this category as well as delta. 0ther airlines havepast, including qantas. taiwan officials say they are incredibly disappointed and would like them to reconsider their positions. thank you. asian stocks have made modest gains in wednesday trading, after a batch of generally solid us earnings and news of china's stimulus plans helped drive markets up. beijing on tuesday signalled that it would put money into the to protect itself from the effect of us tariffs. elsewhere, mining companies including bhp billiton, rio tinto, and glencore all gained around 5% on tuesday on the expectation that they would benefit from higher chinese demand for metals. those trade tensions remain in focus ahead of a meeting between the us and european commission presidents. all eyes will be on the meeting between eu officials, and the us president in washington later. paul blake has the details of what's ahead on wall street today. well, earnings continue to dominate in the us. while tech has largely been in the spotlight, it will be sharing it with transpor

a united airlines plane made an emergency landing a little after 12-30 a-m.the plane that was headed to sydney, australia... started to experience mechanical issues with the left engine. the plane made several circles over the pacific ocean before an alert was called for. the pilot landed and taxied the plane under its own power to the gate at s-f-o. passengers exited through the airports gate... no injuries were reported. ( robin )a close call for a worker in the east bay.... after he falls 12- feet down into a cement mixer.it happened around 4:15 yesterday afternoon. joel canela reportedly lost his balance and fell inside the mixer. canela was stuck for more than two hours inside. rescuers had to use a harness, and worked to drain the mixer to get him out of there.

three airlines are absent from this list the companies seem to be taking cues from washington a united airlinesspokesman said we have deferred the matter to the u.s. government since this is a diplomatic issue to be resolved among governments and this isn't word ends with d.c. on this matter the u.s. backed american institute in taiwan opened a new two hundred forty million dollar de facto embassy in taipei the taiwanese capital the u.s. also sells a billions in weapons to taiwan over one point four billion under trump alone and the american government's rhetoric continues to go against china's and its own policies speaking at a banquet in taiwan's capital back in march the us deputy assistant secretary of state alex wang said the aim of u.s. policy is to ensure that taiwan's people can continue along their chosen path free from coercion one continued by saying that the united states wants to strengthen our ties with the taiwan people and to bolster taiwan's ability to defend its democracy.

point 4 million miles on united airlines, my family lives on the district, there goes have, my kids go to school in the district, and i am focused on it. i know, i see and talk to you guys about armed services issues, right on the front of my mind is always what is going on at the airport? i have an east african community in my district that has issues with remittances back to somalia , and how to make food stamps work at somali grocery stores. is -- bellevue is applying for a grant to get a loan to help build a road to help support the light rail system that is coming through -- that is what is at the top of my mind, how are the schools? how are the communities? i go to the gym back there in , i go to the grocery store back there and i see people in the community that i represent to stay connected. really, that is what happens. it is difficult to come joe is a -- it is difficult, because i think joe's a good member of congress. but it is a complicated job and you have to take care of a lot of things. number one, you have to stay 100% to the people you are elected to represent. susan:

three airlines are absent from this list the companies seem to be taking cues from washington a united airlinesspokesman said we have deferred the matter to the u.s. government since this is a dip. mattick issue to be resolved among governments and this is a word ends with d.c. on this matter the us backed american institute in taiwan opened a new two hundred forty million dollar de facto embassy in taipei the taiwanese capital the u.s. also sells a billions in weapons to taiwan over one point four billion under trump alone and the american government's rhetoric continues to go against china's and its own policies speaking at a banquet in taiwan's capital back in march the us deputy assistant secretary of state alex once said the aim of u.s. policy is to ensure that taiwan's people can continue along their chosen path free from coercion one continued by saying that the united states wants to strengthen our ties with the taiwan people and to bolster taiwan's ability to defend its democracy still while businesses are trying to stay out of the politics most of those who work with china recognize t

i think the exposure is a problem for them not enough outside united airlines is a place where i'd want to be >> is that the right strategy? >> look, i agree with you. i think this is the value play of the airline airlines buy their name more value, so i would stick with te delta. you want to nibble united and you want to true value, go after american if this jump, you've got tag >> i have a tag. sold 90% of it i love the stock to get back to the mid 40s and i would sell more of it they don't hedge like they used to unit is barely hedged and the hedges thai had, they've lost money on fuel costs are going higher. not going to be able to do anything about it and they come in one quarter, we're going to add 8%, 4% next quarter, we're cutting. are these managements that you want to own? >> the demand is there, right -- the only reason it's up 24% is that it's down significantly off its highs in the 50s not trading that well recently partly because of fuel i think looks like it's flat lined here it's also the idea this if you're going to have trade issues, i don't think they're going to happ

a united airlines flight from san francisco to sydney had an engine fire and made an emergency landingight. >>> investigators say cell phone towers got a ping from angela hernandez's phone in carmel. she is missing. >> a man got stuck in a cement hoppner union city is out of the waist deep dry cement and walking. the incident happened at the u.s. pipe plant. it's unclear how he fell in. >>> stay with us; a look at traffic and weather in just a moment. ♪ ice cream inspired iced coffee is here at dunkin' in the flavors you love, cookie dough, pistachio and butter pecan. and now, enjoy any medium iced coffee for $1.50. america runs on dunkin'. >>> good morning, time now 7:27. and we are seeing just a bit of a backup over at the bay bridge toll plaza. nothing like we typically see this time of morning so we're in the yellow and that's good. no sign of red. metering lights is on. the backup is stretched just beyond the 880 overcrossing. 880 southbound you have about a 20-minute ride down towards the dumbarton bridge. let's check in with neda on the forecast. >> waking up to cloudy condition

the airlines are also weak, downgraded, american airlines, delta, and united continental all lower on the downgrade from hold to buy with not a lot of near-term catalysts. oil earlier today was back above $75 a barrel. earlier today, we did meet that mark, the first time it has happened in four years, but around 11:00, we see a chart move lower. down more than 1%. this as iran's president said the u.s. will not be able to .top iranian oil exports it will be interesting to see how that plays out but volatility in that market. over the last eight sessions or the eight sessions since opec, we have seen a huge move up for oil. oil has moved up in a big way and we are looking at it on the year in blue and white are the prices of gasoline.into the end of april, they had been treated in lockstep but then once oil drop down, you see a big spike up outside of today on oil, gas has not caught up as the summer season is starting for drivers and consumers. fore that is good news consumers as we do head into the fourth of july holiday. shery: go on that road trip, thank you, abigail doolittle. as

airlines. what we're looking at in white is united continental. , oil is up, a big drag and delta and american airlines have talked about that being a problem. like anally looks edit's strategic initiative helping them eat some of these that have been dogging the other two airlines. we do have a headline crossing, at&t, the us government asking the circuit court to extradite its appeal against at&t and time warner at the -- acquisition, or merger i should say. judgeer richard leon, the , originally ruled in the favor of the merger and the government repealed that position and is asking that the circuit court expedite the appeal. >> that is because at&t's article on its acquisition of time warner and it is unclear. it is somewhat unprecedented that there would be an unwind of the deal in some way. even though it has already happened. the shares barely moving on dance we look at the headlines. >> abigail was talking about headlines. the industry had something for everyone including those of you was airline travel. we take a tour of the only aviation