sweep is in. >> it symbolizes who we are by connecting people in uniting the road. >> we are much more energetic and an editor cited airline that we were if you just go. everything we have done symbolizes something about the spirit of united we are trying to create. >> when united and continental merged they kept the united name in the continental paint job. it was the fastest way to get all of the planes to say united. it dates to 1991. it did come with a theme song. >> airlines want to stand out in a crowd. this is why they invest time and money to make the planes look good. >> for airlines there liberally is a billboard sometimes for a movie or hello kitty. it can also be a flying kansas. a flying canvas. perhaps the picasso of planes is jetblue. they have nearly a dozen different tilton designs and 17 planes sporting unique looks from sports teams to blueprints. >> it is art in the sky. it is are on the ground. >> vp of marketing elizabeth windsor is jetblue's patron of the arts. >> it is expensive to paint a plane. you had to paint a plane anyway so you may as well do something fun with it that brings a little bit of

united c.e.o. oscar munoz. >> we are a much more energetic and exciting airline than a few years ago. we have done symbolizes something about the spirit of united that we are trying to create. >> reporter: when united and continental emerged in 2010 they kept the united name and continental paint job it was the fastest way to get all the planes to say united but it dates to 1991. though it did come with a theme song. >> ♪ we're the brightest star in the sky. ♪ together we're going to fly. >> airlines want to stand out in a crowd. this is why they invest time and money to make their planes look good. >> reporter: for airlines their livery is a globetrotting billboard, usually for themselves but sometimes for a movie or even hello kitty, but it can also be a flying canvas. rising like a renoir against the sky. perhaps the picasso of plane painting is jetblue. they have nearly a dozen different tailfin designs and 17 planes supporting unique looks from sports teams to blue prints. >> it is art in the sky t is art on the ground. >> reporter: v.p. of marketing elizabeth windram is jetblue p

. >> united airlines stressed that the max plane will be put back into the air when it's safe to do sohere's no exact timetable either. >> we from an operational perspective were a couple of months out and it was august 4th and we'll continue to monitor and see what the process goes through and we will be incredibly communicative to our customers and transparent when the flight comes back i and think you've heard i pledge to be on the first one and it's just one of manyhis that we'll make sure that we reassure our customers thatt's safe to fly. >> and united airlines has said it will not charge passengers for switching flights if they're willing to fly on the 737 max jet. >> hurricane seaso officially kicks off this weekend and given the pickup in wild weather across the country, businesses and residents who are looking for insurance may have to brace for some tough news.we contessa breports. >> a massive tornado swept through winwood, kansas, this week. >> weeard there was a deck out there and the deck went and you could hear the brick falling. >> it's one of more than 1,000 tornados

airline than we were a few years ago. so everything we've done >> reporter: when spirit and united merged, they kept the united name and the continental paint job but it dates to 1991. though it did come with a theme song. ♪ we're the brightest star in the sky ♪ ♪ together we're going to fly >> reporter: airlines want to stand out in a crowd. this is why they invest time and money to make their planes look good. >> reporter: usually for themselves but sometimes for a movie or even hello kitty. but it can be a flying canvas, rising like a ren waw against the sky. perhaps the picasso of plane painting is jetblue. more than nearly ea dozen different tail fin designs from sports teams to blue prints. >> it's art in the sky. >> reporter: patron of the high flying arts. sglirlts expensive to paint a plane, so you have to anyway. you might as well do something fun that brung as little bit of joy. they don't want to take a flight. they want to fly. >> reporter: they wanted to go retro but the airline isn't even 20 yet so they couldn't just van go back in time. >> we had to reengineer and imagine what jetblue would look like if the

. >> shout out to the family, united airlines and to my son being here. >> i had polimy last meal just. >> up they go their altitude. >> is there any like safe word or any point you can say, no, i don't want to do it? >> at this point, you have come this far. you have to keep going. he ta that plunge. flying down he goes. he looks like he's having a great time. >> it is a rush. they start working their way instructor unclips him to hand his rungs to him. right here, i don't know if you notice something. his brother handed him off a ring. then gets down on one knee and jumped out of a plane and probably thinks i can do anything. mare me, woman. >> it apparently worked. >> she said yes. >> ready for the spin cycle. >> they were just messing around. then this happened. >> they broke that treadmill. >> i'm pretty sure they didn't break it. >> oh, they broke it pup. >> mums the word. >> the treadmill basically ate the ball. >> it was just like transported. >> speaking of transported, this is the part of the show where christian would go, oooo. >> we have company. the chair is moving on its

on wednesday, china's three biggest airlines joined united airlines, turkish, ryanair and others in askingoeing for compensation for losses caused by the 737 max grounding. a meeting of airlines is also being held today in montreal, canada, convened by the international air transport association. of its 290 airline members, 28 have the 737 in their fleets or have it on order. alex macheras, an aviation analyst joins me now. first of all, some difficult questions for the faa to answer in terms of what it knew about boeing and what it did about the boeing maxed before those incidents happened? maxed before those incidents happened 7 absolutely, maxed before those incidents happened? absolutely, ultimately the pressure is on for the faa because today they will meet with regulators from 50 different countries and the 737 max is under the spotlight, these countries need reassurances before the grounding. is lifted and ultimately these authorities need to go to their countries and assure their nations. these airlines have been losing money and at some point they will wa nt money and at some poin

united airlines issued a travel waiver. passengers can change their flights for free. the latest storm bringing a new layer of storm to the sierra, the high country covered in white. >>> a gang investigation is wrapping up in oakland, police executing multiple search warrants spanning three different counties and involving 10 fully armed s.w.a.t. teams. violent gangs across oakland formed alliances and became a super operation. >> reporter: this morning they arrested more than a dozen people, people they say were part of a super cell that was responsible for driving much of the violent crime across oakland. this raid won't on in the early morning hours. this is the product of a seven- month investigation. three groups in the city had formed an alliance that became this super game covering north, east and west oakland and they were involved in multiple shootings against their rifles. the search warrant included three different counties, sies s.w.a.t. the d atf. among the aratted rder, robberand conspiracy. >> the message is very clear, that we are not trying to eradicat

the first district flights to and from the middle east took off yesterday together with united airliness ten weekly flights between sfo and more. israel airlines is partnering with alaska airlines for frequent pliers to earn miles. that's a lot of miles. >>> 4:49, i know you're watching the commute but hope you're watching pam and me trying to dress in some warrior colors today. ahead of tonight's game. >> i was going to do that but then i decided that what i've been doing has worked. >> depending on what happens tonight, it'll guide us how we dress next time. >> take a look at westbound 580 and the pass in the tracy super commute and we'll start there and there was a minor crash on 580 westbound but slow so might think, that's why it's slow. that's not why but it's going to be slow anyway on 205 and 580 and very slow this morning. when you get to livermore and dublin, mopefully won't look good and looking all right at the south bay commute and here it is in san jose traffic is doing okay as you drive on 17, that earlier accident at 280 has been cleared up. no problems on the bridge its

coming up a 6 plane on fire a united airlines flight makes an emergency landing when it starts spewing flames. the reason some passengers have to wait a week to reach their destinations. >>and we're going to show you the devastation caused by tornadoes and severe thunderstorms in the tern part of the country. >>a rescue this family saves an adorable fall on from drowning and it was all caught on camera. and a family had a holiday weekend to remember in the sierra rescuing a fall on while on a trip that lake of the pines in nevada county. >>it was all caught on camera as kron four is michelle kingston shows us air even a able to take that baby fawn. >>back to its mother. >>hines this weekend, the greatest family stopped and turned around after hearing a cry for on treading water as soon as they jumped in the water i could tell that it was. >>you know, i was want to help the fine was stuck on the rocks but this family was determined to bring it to safety so we as we pulled up, i i wasn't expecting it to jump and actually swim out towards me stars are taking back a little bit and when it

oscar munez, ceo of united airlines, announced that he will quote, personally be on the first boeing 737 max jet flight once regulators give the green light for the aircraft to start flying again. boeing, though, is not getting help with this. it is still down 1.75% but with a nod to public perception, he also said if you, the passenger, are not as game as he is to hop on one of these jets, united will rebook you on other aircraft. not really helping boeing. shares have been under a cloud since two fatal air crashes, one in asia and one in africa, led to the grounding worldwide of the 737 max jet. united, which trades under united continental, operates 14 of these jets, has dozens more on order. that one's down 1.25% leading the broader market lower. but we're looking at qualcomm. that is sort of the big issue here. qualcomm and you know, you have to factor in the arm story here, too, because they too use arm. qualcomm, though, is not really looking healthy at all, this after a federal judge siedesideh the federal trade commission saying their patent licenses quote, strangle competit

stuart ginn, a former united airlines pilot. >> we are interested in speed and reliability. >> reporter saw a way to speed up diagnosing patients. >> we're talking about shaving off 30 minutes to three hours, easily, from our lab, end-to-end lab time. >> reporter: which means faster results, so faster answers for his patients. to do it, wakemed partnered with shipping giant u.p.s. and drone maker matternet to launch the program in march-- the first revenue-producing commercial drone flights approved by the f.a.a. the eight flights carry up to 200 samples a day. this quad-copter is really the first of its kind. the first approved to be making deliveries. it carries medical samples in here to a lab about three quarters of a mile away. now, to do that on the ground, it's about a 45-minute walk. but up in the air, you could do it in under four. >> we see this model being in large medical campuses, hospital campuses in urban environments. >> reporter: dan gagnon is u.p.s. vice president of healthcare strategies. >> when we look at turn-around times, and how important it is to get bloodwork i

united airlines just announcing that it is issuing travel waivers due to the weather. travelers can change their flights for today or tomorrow at no cost. stay with us for the latest on the storms tonight on the kpix5 news at 5:00 and online at kpix.com. >>> i'm emily turner at the live news desk where we are breaking news right now. you're taking a live look at new york city's the hudson river where what is in between the yellow things is an overturned helicopter that crashed into the hudson river just moments ago. this happened right at 12th avenue and 34th street for those of you familiar with new york city. that's basically midtown manhattan. at this point no reports on why this happened or how this happened except early reports do say only the pilot was on board, that he did exit this aircraft and he is uninjured. of course at this point you can see live all of these rescue crews on the scene trying to make sure he's out of the water. that he's okay. and in working with the aircraft to secure it and then eventually they will be able to get that out of the water. w

>>police say rams dan and the team met on the app grindr they also say that his united airlines flight attendant ramsden has pleaded not guilty to the charges aglinst him. >>happening now police in san francisco are looking for 2 men who carjacked a woman you're golden gate park it happened last night just before 1030 in the area of lincoln way and 24th after police say the 59 year-old woman was getting into a parked car when 2 suspects dragged her out of it and drove away with it. the woman was taken to the hospital but is expected to be physically okay police do not have detailed descriptions of those suspects and in the east bay, the warriors of course getting ready for the nba finals, don't know who will play. but the team is already warning fans about the dangers of buying tickets from non verified 3rd parties. team officials say nearly 1000 fans have been denied access during home games this season. that's because the tickets they bought we're from non verified vendors scalpers in some cases, nba finals tickets are available on warriors dot com and that is the only verified marke

. >>> united airlines pulled the plug on more flight scheduled 737 max planes. the airlines will not fly the planes through august 3rd. ready the array the airline has had to cancel more then 2000 flights in june or july. the 737 max has been rounded worldwide following two deadly crashes. meanwhile, boeing is facing a probe by the securities and exchange commission. the sec checking whether the company properly disclosed issues relating to it 737 max airplane. >>> distracted driving blame for thousands of deaths every year. several automakers are working on sophisticated technology aimed at saving lives. >> they've already packed a bunch of airbags in these cars, made them very safe in a crash. the biggest risk is the driver. >> in the 2019 subaru forester there is a feature called driver focus. as the driver looks down at their phone it flashes up a warning to pay attention to the road. cadillac super cruise driving system features advanced technology to make sure drivers are still paying attention. and starts with visual and sound warnings but will eventually

. >>> a cracked indshield forced a united airlines airlines to les airport yet. look at that map from flight da.s ware.com it shows the plane looping back toward dulles. united released a statement saying, quote, about 45 minutes in the air the pilot noticed an issue with the windshield. the flight returned to dulles without incident." the passengers were transferred to another flight to las vegas. it is unclear what caused the windshield to crack. >>> this morning, investigators are trying to figure out why a helicopter crashed into che sapeake bay killing two men on board. the chopper went down a mile off the tip of kent island, maryland, on saturday. crews recovered the bodies of the pilot, charles knight of mt. airy, and the passenger, matt clark of pasadena, maerryland. the helicopter was rented to the pilot. >>> a teacher accused of sending racy photos to students and soliciting sex at loudoun county high school is expected to appear before age jud allison breel was arrested last month. today she's expected to plead guilty to contributing to the dlirc delinq

what united airlines is saying about they. emergenc >>> and russia's state news agency says an american citizen was among the dozens of people killed in this fiery i landing moscow. >> news 4 at 11:00 begins with breaking ne b. >> weegin with that breaking news as a c has plunged into thepo mac river. good evening, i'm erika gonzalez. this is happening atlt roosevei nd where multiple first responders are on the scene. evening so there this and i know it's dark butean you anything? if so, what is it? and what have authorities be able to tell you to this point? >> as you can see there's a huge rescue operati going on here at roosevelt island and first responders are trying to find the suv that went into the water right there behinde about an hour ago. take a look.n you ca see some boats, the u.s. coast guard is here. there's also divers underwater. several witnees say they saw the suv go in about an hour ago but first responders say they have not yet been able to find the suv. it is apparently completely under water. the potomac

. >>> united airlines is teing its cancellations of boeing 737 max flights through early august.he carrier said that would i result 40 or 45 daily canceled flights. southwest and american have already suspended those flights into august. >>> it is time to take a look at some of today's upgrades and downgrades. dow was upgraded to neutral from underweight at j. morgan. the analyst cites conservativem ess and unresolved trade issues between the u.s. and china. the stock closed just above that level at $49.20. >>> blooming brands was upgraded to buy from neutral at guggenheim securities. the companies in the beginning stages of a turnaround. the price target is $25. the shares rose a fraction to $18.37. constellation brands was downgraded to equal weightrom overweight at morgan stanley. the analyst cites the potential slowdown i demandor beer this summer as well as the stock's valuation. therice target is $220, the shares fell 3.5% to $198.68. >>> still ahead, tech stocks have been caught up in the trade war, but that's not stopping our market monitor from finding some buys in th♪ s

in fact it's a picture from 2017 of a muslim family that suit united airlines over discrimination and in short this is completely made up and we've seen a lot of examples like this across the e.u. leading up to the election where the sender may be unclear but the message is certainly not it's to warn against the decline of christianity in europe in hopes of mobilizing e.u. skeptics and 1st of all right when voters have the election so you example show that this is blatantly full it's so we thought in our report that like the us elections in 2 constant 16 a lot of this misinformation is linked to russia what can you tell us about the us right according to recent analysis by u.s. cyber security companies say court cyber close to half of the population so about 240000000 people have been exposed to some form of russian backed disinformation campaign and just this year facebook has removed hundreds of fake accounts and pages run by russian actors many of them post as independent news sites targeted eastern either countries specifically like stoney and romania with post critical of nato bu

what do you think airlines do the company puts out a new price whether it's united airlines or whatever and the next thing you know the rest of them seem to just copy it in time and this is something they do and it is a serious problem there used to be regulation and the other problem is most of the 4 of the generic companies. have deals with actual major manufacturers whether it's eli lilly pfizer j. and j. . and there have been times when they make a deal to not put their product generic product on the market. so that the big time companies can get away with selling selling their or name brand product longer at much higher prices and that is a big problem there is very little reasonable regulation and the reason is that the people guarding they have the foxes guarding here it's worse than for. we have bears and gorillas and everything guarding the hen house that eat this stuff and nobody protecting the public well you talk about the generic some 90 percent of prescription meds americans take are generics it's an industry congress established back in the eighty's the thinking being tha

.>>> united airlines will keep the 737 max grounded for an additional month. emoved the max from its schedule through august 3. that decision affects an additional 500 flights. boeing is making changes to software that is thought to have played a role into crashes killing three and 46 people. the plan is to submit the changes and a proposal to the faa soon.>>> in a report finds the bay area has the most six- figure job openings. a job search website found companies offer the most positions paying $100,000 or more. 27,000 high-paying jobs are listed by bay area companies in may and also topping the list is new york city, washington, d.c. and los angeles.>>> stocks and that they hire after taking a beating yesterday. the dow rose 95 points the nasdaq gained eight points and the s&p 500 added three points. investors say the trade were between the u.s. and china has the markets fluctuating.>>> the fda has approved the most expensive medicine ever with a single-dose costing more than $2 million. the drug is meant to cure deadly disease which destroys a babies muscle

on wednesday, china's three biggest airlines joined united airlines, turkish, ryanair and others in askingcompensation for losses caused by the 737 max grounding. a meeting of airlines is also being held today in montreal, canada, convened by the international air transport association. of its 290 airline members, 28 have the 737 in their fleets or have it on order. victoria. thanks very much. joining us is captain tilmann gabriel from city university — and executive chairman of the international pilot training association. thank you forjoining us. in your view, should the macro to be returning to the skies? it definitely should. it will come of the question is, when? it was once designed by left—handers in 1966 and it isa designed by left—handers in 1966 and it is a core aircraft full or short—haul traffic worldwide that you and i enjoy every day. but what is the major advantage? passengers and pilots have their reservations about this plane. the issue behind this new system to fly the 737 max are saving 18% fuel, which is a big issue for all of us here with the environmental focus, is th

united airlines extending its cancellations of the 737 max flights until august 3rd.t another 1,300 flights cancelled. the planes grounded after deadly crashes in indonesia and ethiopia. no word on when the jets will fly again. >>> graduation day at the naval academy. more than 1,000 midshipmen commissioned as officers in annapolis today, the class of 2019 with a record graduation rate of 89.9%. congrats to them. >>> and the neighborhood that came together to send its mailman to an address he only dreamed of. what he found on his route the last day. stay with us. the last day. stay with us. of. what he found on his route the last day. stay with us. man 2: proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... woman 2: ...with humira. woman 3: humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage and clear skin in many adults. humira is the number one prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis. announcer: humira can lower your ability to fight infect

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.>>> united airlines will keep the 737 at test run for an additional month.s moved to august affecting an additional hundred flights. southwest and american have already moved schedules and taught us, boeing is making changes to flight control software. the company plans to make those changes soon.>>> a guest today sentenced it was consummate to life in prison for kidnapping and tina killing her parents. dick patterson pled guilty to two counts of homicide and one count of kidnapping, he has admitted to abducting jamie klos in october after killing her parents and holding her hostage in a remote cabin. the 13-year-old managed to escape in january, her guardian read a note from her in court today where she said she wanted to see patterson locked up forever.>>> harvey weinstein settled a $44 million to settle lawsuits against them, he told the bankruptcy court judge that the economic agreement in principle has been reached. $30 million would go to alleged victims while the other 14 million goes to weinstein associates defendants in the lawsuit. weinstein still

that man is now the teams good luck charm. >>> looks like united airlines was to help follow through y arnold in the next round. we have planes and we are always down to help our friends at the warriors. >>> lion gate is opening the world's first critical themepark. it is being billed in china right now, it is 10 stories high with 25 rides and virtual- reality experiences. the themepark is set to open coming up in july. >>> new galaxy don't open until next week but we are starting to find out what souvenirs you might take home and be out of this world price tags that come with them. once inside, you will be able to build your own light saber and the experience will set you back $200. for half that, you can stop in at the droid depot and build your own droid. >>> next thursday we will take you live to a galaxy far far away, get a sneak peek inside disneyland at the new galaxy edge area before it opens to the public. we will have live reports for you throughout the day. >>> a chilling discovery made in san francisco, law enforcement sources telling us they stumbled onto a disturbing cri

together with united airlines there are ten weekly flights between sfo and israel. o partnering with alaska airlines with frequent fliers to earn miles on the trips. >> all right, panel. >>> still ahead, san francisco could become a first in the country when it comes to facial recognition technology. up next, what the city council is debating today as it gets ready to vote. >>> and america's top dispatcher is here in the bay area. up next, meet the woman honored for staying very calm during the tense moments in sonoma county. >>> there is a tanker truck on fire at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see the fire department hasn't gotten there. you know why? they are having trouble getting to it. meanwhile this thing is burning, the prayer is closed and we are in for it this morning approaching the bay bridge. another update is straight ahead. >>> get ready for a change to the weather. not only for rain but also for mountain snow over the next five to seven days. more on that coming up. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. may

. >>> more cancellations for united airlines during the busy travel season. ghts of boeing 737 a month longer than it announced last month. united doesn't fly max 8 jets, that's the type of plane grounded after the ethiopian crash. it has 14 max 9's, a slightly longer version of the max 8. the they will continue to try to rebook you to other flights. >>> disney's wish came true at the box office. the reboot of aladdin brought in 86.1 million over the weekend. disney expects the movie to reach 105 million for the memorial day weekend, and the biggest remake may be another reboot. >> everything you see exists together in a delicate balance. >> the lion king, which is includes donald glover and beyonce, debuts july 18th. >> james earl jones, mu fasa. >> i have been counting down the days, look forward to that one. >>> okay. scaling mount everest is taking a deadly toll. three more people, a guide along with an irish and british climber died within the last few days, and that brings the total to 9 in the 2019 climbing season alone. good morning, what is happening

we should add that the united airlines ceo said when the plane is back in the air, the first flight,of confidence on the jet when it does return, whenever that will be. it's t going to at least be the fall. ashley: let's check in with the markets this morning. cheryl: or not. ashley: it doesn't look pretty. the dow off more than 200 points, the s&p down nearly 1%, nasdaq off 91 points. it could be a big selloff at the beginning. we'll see. still ahead, as tensions mount between the u.s. and china over trade tariffs, one industry says that any increase in tariffs would be catastrophic. we're talking to the head of the footwear distributors and retailers of america. a good workout is supposed to make you healthy, right? so why is exercise forcing some people to call out from work? cheryl: i would never show up. ashley: you're watching "fbn: a.m.." we'll get into that. ♪ from fidelity. a visual snapshot of your investments. key portfolio events. all in one place. because when it's decision time... you need decision tech. only from fidelity. you need decision tech. in the unstoppable joh

>> that's what they serve on united airlines and i'm over it. i don't know. people really like it. >>> there's often a crowd at this bakery. >> the line was unusually long, stretching all around the block because after pop-up. midnight bagel sold its brown, slightly oven chared between 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. it is rumored this is a project of one of tartine's bakery staff. >> they burn the bagel? >> a little bit. >> we have burned bagels and stroop-waffles. >> why are you being shady? >> today is not my morning for eats, i guess. we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including that big fire in hayward. jessica will have an update from the live desk. >> reporter: the threat of a school shooting was found at california high school. i'm jobina fortson live in san ramon with what we know. >>> and smart speaker privacy concerns. what amazon is saying about its echo dot for kids. >>> and here is a live look outside at downtown is this our new car? it's a new buick envision. and i got it with wi-fi for all of your wi-fi stuff, wireless charging for your

this is the second year we are holding the 49ers foundation picnic on the field, presented by united airlines, and we take over levi stadium and in the north end zone, we will have family fun zone, we have inflatable's, we have our 49ers prep youth football out there doing skills and drills. and kids on the field, you can layout your picnic blanket and enjoy some music. in the south, we have some food trucks, the beer garden, autograph stations, the whole nine yards. it is action-packed. >> when i think of picnic, i usually bring my own food. or, to the beach. you have plenty of food out there for folks, right? >> absolutely. plenty of food, with your ticket to the event, everybody gets one free food item, so you can get a hot dog, hamburger, a ton of vegetable options, and free drinks are included as well. >> growing up in san francisco for me, joe and jerry are my heroes, i have there posters in my room, and i hear that jerry rice will be there interacting with some of the children, and other players as well? >> yes, the event is from 1:00 into 4:00 tomorrow at levi stadium. jerry rice is t

looks like united airlines wants to help him follow through with that offer.n, we hear you would like to see jeffrey arnold at the next round. we have planes, and we're always around to help our friends of the warriors. the wars yours awaiting to play the bucs and raptors it nba finals. >>> relatively dry. i'm guessing relatively okay. >> yes. a couple things out there that have been slower than normal, but compared to yesterday i think it is a walk in the park so to speak relatively speaking of course. westbound bay bridge backed up out to the maze. this is a 20 to 25 minute delay. dry roads and making it much easier. if you're driving in oakland, the traffic hasn't been too much. they are recovering after issues. highway 4 slow which is typical. 80 westbound, we have a couple crashes just after the bridge coming out of the crockett. 6:50 now. let's bring steve in. >> thank you, sir. >> you're welcome. >> we are clearing out rapidly as mr. clark would say, i just stepped outside. i did. it is a nice day out there, a little cool though. we will end up with mor

it says george assaulted the 19-year-old tom he met onhe plane in row 26 of th united airlines flight from tokyo to sulles last summer. the affidavit say he began by touching the girl's knee, then began sexually groping her, placing a blanket over her leg, making it difficult for other passengers to see him. the affidavit ys the victim was quietly crying with tearing streaming down her face before pushing his hands away. his attorney says he firmly denies the allegation against him, but a grand jury has o indicted hima federal criminal charge. he's in court friday for arraignment and this is not the first such allegation on a local flight. news 4 i-team and federal court records reveals four other sex assault casesd aboar flights to dulles or reagan national just since 2013. the fbi in the meantime has in posted warn signs on tv monitors which say sex assaults aboard flights are federal crimes. the d.c. field's office has a lace liaison team to handle federal crime. it wilutbe proseced at the federal courthouse in nd aleria. scott macfarlane, news 4 i-team. >> thank you, scott. >>> a

i interviewed with united airlines and they didn't want me. because of my color. they didn't want any passengers getting on the airplane and seeing a dark face in the cockpit. madison, wisconsin was the home office for oscar moyer. i interviewed, i got a job at the salesman, i was supposed to be at plant for three months learning the operation from slaughter to finished product. i went to new jersey and was a salesman there for three years. i went to detroit as a assistant sales manager. a direct manager, rather, and i was there for 18 months, and i went to philadelphia as an assistant sales manager. i was there for three years. then i got a promotion to denver as a center manager. i was there, a senate manager from 73 to february of 1980 and i retiered in february 1980. >> i would like to yield to the floor, do we have any questions? >> you'll have to relay like jefferson. >> don't you love the details of like 1949 and 1945. >> good morning, i'm from texas a&m university. what was it like coming back to areas of the country where there was still segregation. >> w

now, meanwhile, united airlines pulled the plug on more flights schedule with boeing 737 max planes. the airlines will not 199the planes through august 3rd. already, the airline has had to cancel more than 2,000 flights in june and july. the 737 max planes have been grounded worldwide following two deadly crashes. boeing is facing a probe by the securities and exchange commission, the sec is checking whether the company properly disclosed issues relating to the planes. >>> and lots of people are heading out of town this weekend for the long memorial day weekend. >> and california drivers are paying the price. right now, in the bay area's metro area, the average in san francisco is $4.15 for a gallon of regular unleaded. the next high of the is oakland at $4.08 and san jose at $4.06. travelers are getting frustrated. >> it is hard to get around with price this is high. i'm starting to think about where i'm going and why and do i really need to go there because gas is so high. >> i know prices will go up. four dollars, $4.50 a gallon is outrageous. >>> good news for skiers who are trav

just 48 hours after united airlines' head honcho boldly announced he would be the first passenger aboard the troubled 737 max jet, once it's given the all-clear to fly again, his own airline makes a stunning announcement. we will tell you what ual is saying now. >>> back on the ground, the stunning price drivers in one state are paying for a gallon of gasoline this memorial day travel weekend. and the one group of car owners and investors who don't even care. because they say they don't have to. >>> plus, tesla shares' wild ride not over yet. the shocking meeting that could be a game changer for the crypto elite and charlie breaks it on the latest roll of the dice in the t-mobile, sprint anti-monopoly game. less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the "countdown." liz: we are getting this breaking news. president trump says the united states will go ahead with 22 arms deals worth billions of dollars to saudi arabia, and the united arab emirates. president trump says tensions with iran are forcing a national emergency and that has something to do with why he says he will sell th

i interviewed with united airlines. they didn't want me. because of my color. they didn't want any passengers getting on the airplane and seeing a dark face in the cockpit. madison wisconsin was the home office of oscar meyer so i interviewed with oscar meyer, got a job as a salesman. i was supposed to be at the plant learning the operation from slaughter to the finished product. i was there one month and they needed a salesman in northern new jersey so i went there for three years. i went to detroit as a systems sales manager, a district manager rather and was there for 18 months. then philadelphia, assisted sales manager and i was there for three years. then i got a promotion to denver as a center manager. i was a senate manager from 73 until february 1980. i retired in february 1980. >> if i may, do we have any questions? yes ma'am. give me just a second. >> you will have to relay. >> don't you love the detail? >> good morning gentlemen. i'm from texas a&m university. what was it like coming back to areas where there was still segregation? >> what was it lik

united states airline is flying over the persian gulf could be misidentified and targeted by contention with a rat. became one of the topics of the agenda of russian and us former ministers told the russian it was all city of salt lake which were described as productive and. we're right now because raise the alarm over the pay defense secretary's amnesty proposal for british threat from immunity for criminal offenses sets of dangerous president. and the world's biggest tech companies pledge to crack down on violent content and unveil new rules in the wake of the christ church mosque. a good morning sunday morning telling them here in moscow one and kevin 0 in this is r.t. international i'm here for next hour with a snapshot of the big stories we brought you over the last 7 days as a recap 1st the united states is warning the airline is flying over the persian gulf could be mis identified and targeted amid a spike in tension between the u.s. and iran washington's allies have also joined the latest front against iran to saudi arabia's foreign minister says his country stands for peace but

sec probe, united airline extending boeing 737 max cancellations until august.a is expected to approve the boeing 737 max return to flight as soon as late next month. >>> spacex launched 60 little satellites, first of thousands he want to put in orbit to improve global internet coverage. the falcon rocket blasted cape canaveral overnight. it wants 30 launches in total. >>> the investor world that could actually change best practices at american business and redefine how stocks are valued. origin of these invests are based on corporate responsibility, can be traced back to leon sullivan, whose principles pressured south africa to move away from apartheid. they have been run wall street is really taking notice. i think valuations will be postively impacted more and more by this, hence monster debut for beyond meats. how do individual investors take advantage? i want to bring in jonathan bailey, head of environmental, social governance investing at neuberger berman. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. charles: i can remember back to the sullivan principles, "ave m

united airlines said as a matter of fact they will not put them back up in the air until early augustinteresting story today. lots more questions after semiconductor manufacturing international, a shanghai-based chip stock, went for voluntary delisting on the new york stock exchange right here. they were listed with american depository shares. they are delisting those. they said that they had limited trading volume. they are going to leave the new york stock exchange. new york stock exchange has nothing to say about this today. it is one of the biggest chip makers in china. we'll keep an eye on that. could be interesting to see if any other companies do that. back to you guys. melissa: gerri, thank you. connell: that last story dupery had may tell a wider story about u.s.-china trade tensions, some are calling a new coal war "axios" reported on it today. is that the right way to look at it? let's bring in our panel, carol roth, and francis newton stacy from optimal capital where she is director of strategy. start with you, carol. huawei is the biggest example and we saw the president'

that's why the biggest of the big companies like ge and siemens and united airlines they all depend uponaler to protect their enterprise >> one last question you do work with okta, which is another company we're quite fond of tell me about that solution brief that you guys offer. >> okta is a wonderful company that's in the identity business. their job is to make sure that employees and the departments are properly listed for a given company. it's like a phone book it's like a directory. >> okay. >> so they're the source of information. think of us as the airport when i travel and leave the airport, they scan my passport when they scan the passport, a call goes to the database of passports, is jay chaudhry the right person, can he travel. that's what okta does but we are in line to enforce policy. >> got you okay you know, look, i'm so glad you came on. i don't understand the stock's behavior other than the fact that we got one terrible market right now. i want to thank you, jay chaudhry, who is the zscaler founder and ceo. congratulations on the fastest growth of any quarter we have. >>

i interviewed with united airlines. they didn't want me because of my color because they didn't want any passengers getting on the airplane and see a dark face in the cockpit. and madison, wisconsin, was the home office for oscar meyer, and i interviewed, got a job. however i was to be at the plant for three months learning the operation from slaughter to finished product. i was there for a month and they needed a salesman in northern new jersey, so i went there as a salesman, was there for three years. went to detroit as an assistant sales manager, district manager, rather. and i was there for 18 months and then to a plant in philadelphia as an assistant sales manager. i was there for three years, then a got a promotion to denver as a center manager. and i was their center manager from '74 until february 1980, retired from oscar meyer in february 1980. >> do we have any questions for colonel harvey? >> you'll have to relay like jefferson. >> don't you love the detail of 1944 and 1945? >> good morning, gentlemen. what w

also this, united airlines say it is extending its 737 max cancellations by a month for august 3rd up45 cancellations a day in the u.s. also the losses from the groundings of boeing airplanes, nearly 600 million dollars, no word yet on how that will affect the trade fight with china and the u.s. now, the tsa says prepare for the busiest summer season ever. 263 million folks expected to travel between this holiday weekend and labor day. tonight reports coming in that officials in five states, new york, california, illinois, oklahoma and washington reportedly are banning and stopping travelers believed to be infected with measles from flying on airplanes to help stop that outbreak. also nasa starting the final stage of a four-year program to test drones, drones to use -- to basically manage traffic in major u.s. cities. they are now testing the use of drones in cities like reno, nevada. get ready for traffic drones in our nation skies. coming up, now that prime minister may has announced she is resigning over her brexit failures, the race is now on to name her replacement. dozens of nam

." >> i'm going to give you united airlines one of the names running nicely when we had this big pullbacku can own this name i bought the stock and calls just a week or two ago >> jon >> ebay. some up side call activity a little over two weeks ago. they talked about it's too early to considering spinning out stubhub but doesn't mean there aren't conversations going on. so maybe we'll hear something. maybe that's why they're betting on these calls >> robby >> xlc we bought it expert. working really well here today it's the best performing sector today and you can continue to watch that and buy that and let it run >> okay. that we will carrie >> home depot, hd. it's come down from 198 to 190 helped by lower interest rates, home modeling move we think it's attractive >> sarat >> sticking with alphabet. >> you got it right. >> stick with alphabet i think this closes up a stock you want to own for the next few quarters. >> closes up today >> yes >> going out on a limb >> you never know. going to be some risk. >> what you got? >> united rentals. stock down more than 10% since they reported anot

investigation showed, that even regulators were not keeping both eyes open, united ceo, yes, united airlinesng to shareholders yesterday he's really confident about boeing fixing the plane's issues and he promised to be the first one on a flight of a 737 max once the regulate ors get the green late but some boeing whistleblowers not so sure. one retired staffer quoted as saying you could not pay him enough to get on any boeing aircraft due to the ridiculously bad and unsafe conditions he saw and uncounterred while working as a quality manager in the south carolina facility and he told the new york times that. james hall, known as jim hall, former chairman of the national transportation safety board is joining us. i'll just begin with this one, jim sorry if we have to interrupt you because of the president but would you get on a 737 max once the faa clears it as safe to fly? >> i'd want to see how it operates and have some flight experience in the air first. liz: okay that's fair enough, and i think that that's a safe bet, but tell me what our viewer s as investors and air travelers should gl

march killed 346 people china eastern has 14 boeing 737 max jets including those in its shanghai airlines unit. the government has proposed to do what it can to support british steel the u.k.'s 2nd biggest steelmaker is believed to be on the verge of going bust with 5000 jobs directly address it has asked the government for emergency funds to deal with what it called breck's and related issues. after the failed merger with deutsche bank a month ago the c.e.o. of german commands bond is facing a heated shareholders meeting in d.c. today investors are unhappy with the performance of the bank the stock has lost around 40 percent since 2018 come out bank to be bailed out by german taxpayers during the financial crisis and it's still hard to nationalize. and for more let's cross over to our financial market correspondent. in a frankfurt so what's the mood in frankfurt in the area and the banking sector as a whole now just ahead of the shareholder meeting. well more in the mood in frankfurt right now and specifically in the spot where the meeting is held is not asked bad as you would imagine because

united airlines today have scrubbed the 737 max jet through the beginning of august pushing out the timelinet expect that model to return to the skies. we are heaving southwest, the biggest operator of the 737 max jet, is paying some $2000 a month to store each of its 34 grounded max jets. all of this adds to the cost for boeing. bloomberg intelligence estimating they could face a bill up to $1 billion in terms of airlines lost operating profit and canceled flights if that jet stays grounded through september. nevertheless, shares rising today. abigail: let's take a look at one of the biggest weightings in the dow and s&p 500 and nasdaq as well. that is apple, now down a third week in a row, down more than 15% over that time period. investors worried about the trade war with china. the company receives almost any percent of the revenue from china. that can mean jeopardy. the supply chain worries on the chart. support on the closed coming into the close is starting to break down. this is the weekly chart. it has been very reliable the last number of years. a beautiful uptrend. it tends to go

united, like all the airline stocks, under pressure transports under pressure over last week and a halff business, they're not seeing a falloff in demand or traffic not only in the u.s., but around the world. >> all right, phil lebeau, thank you very much. thought you had maybe sound there. phil lebeau at laguardia. >>> when we come back, commodity crunch, devastating flooding in the midwest pushing prices to new multiyear highs. and the hurricane season is just beginning. we'll get you live updates when "squawk on the street" comes ba ck >>> one indicator suggests some of the hardest hit stocks could ndut m for a bounce. fi oore at tradingnation.cnbc.com more "squawk on the street" coming up. let me ask you something. can the past help you write the future? can you feel calm in the eye of a storm? can you do more with less? can you raise the bar while reducing your footprint? for our 100 years we've been answering the questions of today to meet the energy needs of tomorrow. southern company >>> the health care sector has been staging a turn around dom chu has more for us. >> the compan

united states warns that airliners flying over the persian gulf could be identified and targeted by contention with. time became one of the topics only agenda of the russian and u.s. foreign ministers talking in the russian resort city of sochi in the week those talks described as productive and details. of the news of the week just gone human rights advocates raise the alarm over the u.k. . proposal for a british saying immunity for criminal offenses sets a dangerous precedent and. the world's biggest tech companies pledge to crack down on violent content new rules in the wake of the christ church mosque attacks. moscow time here. watching out international and the weekly a roundup of the top stories of the last 7 days for the united states is warning that airliners flying over the persian gulf could be misidentified and targeted amid a spike in tension between the u.s. and iran washington's allies of also joined this latest front against iran to saudi arabia's foreign minister says his country stands for peace but will respond firmly and decisively if necessary the u.s. stance has been clear