i'm not sure what he's gonna need. >> reporter: united airlines flight 2098 departed from new york's laguardia airport en route to houston. the crew on the airbus a319 soon after reporting a brake problem. the pilot asking to divert to newark airport. >> 2098, any assistance you need you let me know. >> reporter: the plane blew out two left main tires upon landing. >> do you anticipate any problem getting off the runway? >> we don't anticipate any. but can you have the trucks standing by? >> oh, yeah. they are already standing by, sir. >> reporter: the incident, shutting down the airport for almost an hour. a united airlines spokesperson telling abc news "our pilots reacted quickly to ensure the safety of the aircraft and our customers, who deplaned using deployed slides after landing. officials say 13 passengers reported minor injuries, but required no additional medical attention. >> thankfully just minor injuries. diane macedo joining us from newark. diane, the headaches at the airport still ongoing several hours after the incident. >> whit, they are. the big issue is the backlog

for 20 years he has been preparing liquor to be loaded onto united airlines planes at sfo. he says he works the second job as an uber driver only to barely make ends meet. >> we have been loyal to the passengers for united airlines for so many years. i think it is time for us to get a better salary. >> reporter: he voted yes to strike at sfo. once the union is released by the national mediation board which is necessary before a strike can take place. workers overwhelmingly agreed to okay a strike. the employees work for sky chefs and gate gourmet which are subcontractors providing meals for united, delta, and american airlines. >> a lot of them work with poverty wages, less than 50% use the healthcare. >> reporter: the average hourly wage is $18.66. that is what nathaniel says he makes which is about $28,000 a year. he is also shelling out $320 a month for insurance. >> the airline industry is making billions in profit. we feel it is fair that they are making decent wages. >> reporter: thousands more food service workers are taking part in similar votes across the country.

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the f.a.a. a federal education authority identified a new potential rist regarding the planes united airlines had earlier stated that is was extending cancellations into september the $737.00 matches grounded worldwide after 2 deadly crashes within a matter of months. it remains very much on certain when one of these planes will take off again. boeing has been trying to get its global fleet of 40737 max plans back in the air since march when every airline regulator in the world grounded them following devastating accidents involving the model in indonesia and ethiopia. continuing on certainty over the safety of the plan has delayed the return and now there's more bad news for the u.s. plan maker. test pilots for the u.s. federal aviation administration have reportedly discovered more technical glitches with the 737 max they have been examining software fixes for the malfunctioning anti stalled system the crashes have been blamed on boeing has been asked to correct the problem before things can proceed any further the u.s. regulator said there was no set timeline for the plan to return to serv

some long haul flights between western europe and parts of asia and australia at the same time united airlines has canceled all flights between new york among by until further notice the us media reports the president trump ordered military strikes against iran on thursday before changing his mind pushed up oil prices traders have begun to worry that an armed escalation could disrupt flows from the middle east meanwhile the flow of air traffic through the region is already being restricted. terry go stepping down as chairman of consumer tech firm foxconn technology which is perhaps best known as an apple supplier mr goh who has led the business for 45 years says he will run in taiwan's coming presidential election that puts his company an uncharted waters just as the u.s. china trade conflict continues to world markets foxconn is the world's largest contract electronics maker and assembles products for major international brands including apple and choir way go who's been at the helm of foxconn for more than 4 decades announced he was vacating the big chair at the company's annual general meet

quanta as a single poor airlines and also carol am of the neverland saying they were rerouting flights to avoid the area all of this was happening as you mentioned when that united flight was even suspended so it really seems to be a case that the airlines are taking all of this very serious right now and have you seen any kind of reaction on the markets. well i can tell you that investors are monitoring all of the situation very closely in that they are warriors that the conflict between iran and the united states could escalate and military escalation between the 2 nations would certainly mean a huge impact for the stock market around the world while markets in asia where in the red this morning the blue chip and the exact you can see it in the background still in the green zone right now with about 30 points also the oil prices slightly up at the moment but investors they also know that the u.s. president trump that he wants to be reelected and a war with iran would poori mean hundreds maybe even thousands of soldiers being killed on both fronts and certainly falling shares on wall street all of this would be considered as very negative by possible voters of

some long haul flights between western europe and parts of asia and australia at the same time united airlines has canceled all flights between new york among by until further notice. u.s. media reports that president trump ordered military strikes against iran on the day before changing his mind pushed up oil prices traders have begun to worry that an armed escalation could disrupt flows from the middle east meanwhile the flow of traffic through the region is already being restricted. european union leaders have extended punishing economic sanctions against russia for another 6 months the sanctions include curbs on russia's valuable oil business as well as defense and finance sectors the 1st put sanctions on russia after moscow annexed crimea from ukraine in march 24th teen the u.s. now applying fresh pressure or demands russian cooperation in the trial of 3 russians and one ukrainian accused of shooting down a malaysian assets of plane over crimea in that. e.u. leaders however are not united in all matters concerning russia the north stream to pipeline project that ships gas from russia to t

some long haul flights between western europe and parts of asia and australia at the same time united airlines has canceled all flights between new york among by until further notice. u.s. media reports that president trump ordered military strikes against iran on thursday before changing his mind pushed up oil prices traders have begun to worry that an escalation could disrupt flows from the middle east meanwhile the flow of traffic through the region is already being restricted. now to some of the other global business stories making the headlines today bank of england governor mark carney says britain will face e.u. trade tariffs in the event of a no deal breaks it is commons dismissed a claim by a leading prime ministerial contender boris johnson that international trade rules would keep britain high and dry deal or not doing. shares and workplace messaging companies sloc have soared 50 percent in its wall street did you giving the app a valuation of about 20000000000 dollars dollars a steep loss last year 600000 organizations now use that are. now selling seafood on facebook law if yes th

after a united airlines jet nearly ran off a runway. when several tires blew out on landing in new jersey. united flight 627 from denver stopped along the edge of a runway at newark international airport. the airline said some of the 166 passengers onboard suffered minor injuries but refused medical attention. today's mishap stopped flights at newark. one of united's largest hubs. the airport has since reopened. >>> new developments now in the deadly shooting at a southern california costco. we've learned an off duty los angeles police officer fired his gun during the incident though we don't know of his involvement with the shooting. the officer also has minor injuries. police say no one is in custody but a suspect was detained after claiming to be shot. investigators say the suspect was arguing with another man inside the store when he pulled out a gun and shot and killed him. panicked shoppers dropped their belongings and ran for the exit. >>> notre dame cathedral held its first mass since the devastating fire in april. the fire ravag

united airlines joining american and southwest in dropping the max from its schedule through labor day. and then ebay says if history repeats itself and amazon crashes it will be there to save the day with can't miss deals. and talk about coming for the number one, talking about amazon. >> you can't beat them so become the second option. >> target is also doing something like this, right? >> yeah, they are doing a two-day sale. >> i guess amazon should expect it. >> uh-huh. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," looking forward to the weekend. >> it will be slightly warmer than the weather we saw yesterday but still really nice. we walk out the door this morning to mostly clear skies. our temperatures staying on the cool side. we'll talk more about this, those breezy winds and that weekend forecast coming up next. >> i showed you lane closures and now it's opening. we will show you what is going on a little further south coming up. >>> we're taking a live look outside in fremont this morning. ad getting started with their thursday. 4:45 for you right now. a lot

. >>> breaking news, delays at newark airport after a united airlines plane skidded off the runway the plane in bound from denver. it went off pavement and got its landing gear stuck in a grassy area >>> overseas, a tearful and angry amanda snochl spoke out in italy the first time sheas back in the country after being acquitted for murder she lashed out at her critics. >> reporter: to amanda knox, this was personal choking back tears and speaking in italian. she condemned how the media handled her case >> they painted me as a dirty psychopathic man eater, guilty until proven otherwise. her first trip back to italy. cameras following her every move the seattle native spent four years in an italian prison after being charged for the murder of her former roommate knox and her former boyfriend were both ultimately acquittedve my life. thank you. >> another man was separately convicted of the murder. he's currently serving a 16-year sentence >> they call knox's return to italy inappropriate and very painful. knox is now determined to use her fame to set the record straight. reporting for nb

meanwhile, united airlines has said it will remove the boeing 737 max from its flying schedule untiluntil september three. that is a month longer than planned, and will lead to almost 2000 flight cancellations in the month of august. and before we go, here is a quick recap of our lead story at this hour. the us treasury secretary has said washington and beijing are close to a trade arrangement, with 90% of the work to secure agreement already complete. steven mnuchin also said he is optimistic progress can be made during talks between donald trump and xijinping at can be made during talks between donald trump and xi jinping at this week's 620 summit injapan, and that dispute is basically the core of investor sentiment in the asia—pacific region right now. you have the nikkei 225 in the all 0rdinaries index currently headed in separate directions, but overall trade is lacklustre, the nikkei up by just trade is lacklustre, the nikkei up byjust 0.3% while the all 0rdinaries index is down by 21. everyone hoping that a resolution is insight in this ongoing dispute between two of the world

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the united airlines had already suspended its flight over iran. -- has been doing well off the back ofitical tensions. gold prices soared to the highest level in 6 years climbing 1.36% to a height of , currentlyr ounce .30.ed at $1402 7 stocks remain mixed, but edging higher as investors keep a close eye on the political tensions between the u.s. and iran. the london ftse and cac were up slightly while thehe said it cod increase financial inclusion and also announced nonbanks would be able to hold accounts in the banks of england. he also issued a warning about facebook's ambitious new plan. >> bank of england approaches with an open mind, but not an open door. unlike social media for which standards and regulations are only now being debated and legislated well after they have been adopted by billions of users, the terms of engagement for innovation like libra must be adopted well in advance of any launch and that is something the chancellor and i insisted upon at the last g7. >> those are today's business headlines. deutsche bank under criminal investigation in the united states for

the faa says a united airlines flight heading to houston made an emergency landing at newark shortlyfter takeoff. the crew reported a brake problem and then the plane blew two tires upon landing ending up in a field. passengers got off the plane using the slides. no reports of injuries. flights were also delayed at newark just two weeks ago when another united airlines blew multiple tires while landing at that airport. >>> still ahead, how cell phone photos and a ride share helped police track down the man they say murdered a university of utah student. e a never- ending montage of comfort. [tv sfx]: where have you been all my life? but then anne laid on a serta perfect sleeper. and realized her life was only just sorta comfortable. not just sorta comfortable. serta comfortable. but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investment

a united airlines flight left laguardia airport headed for houston when it had brake issues and had to land, blowing two tires. passengers evacuated the plane but no injuries were reported arrivals and departures were halted for about an hour. >>> a trip to a san diego county fair has turned tragic. several children and a teenager have been sickened after visiting that fair's petting zoo. one boy died and authorities there say e. coli bacteria is to blame. nbc's molly hunter has the latest on how parents can protect their children from getting sick >> reporter: summer fun turned tragic, a toddler has died and three other children fell sick after contracting e. coli infections at the san diego county fair. >> we take this very, very seriously safety and security is our number one priority >> reporter: the source of the e. coli bacteria is under investigation, but all four children visited the petting zoo, which is now closed. >> that's really scary. i wouldn't want him to be going in there petting the animals. >> reporter: the cdc says some 265,000 harmful e. coli infections known as st

it was a united airlines flig i from li to newark. the antsame from a customer's bag in an overhead bi the plane has been taken out of service. that's a deep clean. >> we're sorry we shared that stair right before bedtime. >> good luck sleeping tonight. >> that really bothers me. >> yeah, no, ma'am. >> so,f kind o wild weather day today, and we've got more on the way, don't we? >> yes. this is like the same song we're going to be singing all week. we've got the chances for showers and storms throughout the next couple of days. but for the most par the good news is we're starting to grow calm now. let's take a look at the radar. it looks like a lot is going on, but trust me this ain't nothing compared to what we had earlier. we had shower, thunderstorms, vere thunderstorm warning popping off all day long. right now what we're left with is moderate rain in an arundel county. you may get rain drops or hear a rumble or two. the severe threat is behind us. tempera 7resin washington, d.c., 72 in leezburg, 72 in manassas. it's a pretty warm

can't fix this quickly, it could mean a much longer delay before the max is approved for flight, united airlines became the latest airline to say, it's not planning to have the max back in the fleet before september 3rd. lester >> all right, tom, thank you. >>> coming up tonight, is there a conspiracy to fix the price you pay for your chicken dinner everyone's got to listen to mom. when it comes to reducing the sugar in your family's diet, coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portions, less sugar. balanceus.org >>> now to the price you pay in the federal investigation into whether there is a scheme to charge you too much for a regular part of the family dinner let's get more frommy miguel almaguer. >> reporter: the most popular meat on american plate whether the biggest chicken producing companies including tys tyson, pilgrim's pride and

. >>> meantime a united airlines jet skidded to a stop after some of its tires blew out while landing in newark, new jersey. flight 627 from denver ended up along the edge of a runway at newark liberty international airport. today's mishap forced one of united's biggest hubs to close for a short time. newark airport has reopened but delays do continue. united says some of its 166 passengers suffered minor injuries but they refused medical attention. >>> phoenix police pull a gun on a family and it is all caught on tape. the video that sparked outrage across the country arce the family gets ready to file a $10 million lawsuit. >>> plus, target stores back to normal tonight after a worldwide system outage had shoppers waiting in line for hours or man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for $75 a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your th

united airlines joined american and southwest in removing the 737 max from its flight schedule until at least september 3rd. kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >>> we're learning new two u.s. soldiers who were killed in afghanistan. according to "the new york times," the two servicemembers were killed in an ambush in the eastern wardak province on wednesday. these latest deaths bring the total number of american fatalities in afghanistan this year to nine. the deaths occurred one day after an unannounced visit by secretary of state mike pompeo to kabul. the u.s. is holding dereket talks with the taliban that are scheduled to resume this weekend in qatar. >>> and police are searching a house in salt lake city as part of an investigation of a missing university stay tunmackenzie lu. police say she met someone at a park and didn't seem to be in distress. they're now searching a home in relation to the case. >> we'll continue to follow the lead until this is resolved. we'll have more information for you as we find what we find inside this house here. >> police say there is no evidenc

some more breing news, delays tonight at newark airport, one of the nation's busiest after a united airlines jet sdded off the runway today blowing multiple tires while landing. the flight inbound from denver. the plane with 166 passengers went off the pavement, got its landing gear stuck in a grassy area. united says some passengers suffered minor injuries. >>> overseas a tearful and angry amanda knox spoke out in italy today. it was her first time back in the country since she was acquitted of murder. and knox lashed out at her critics. >> reporter: for amanda knox this was personal, choking back tears and speaking in italian, she condemned how the media handled or infamous murder case. they painted me as a dirty psychopathic man-eater, she said, guilty until proven she was speaking out at a criminal justice forum. it's her first trip back to italy. cameras following her every move. the seattle native spent fouears in an alian prison after being convicted of a 2007 murder of her roommate. fellow exchange studt meredith kircher. knox and her boyfriend were ultimately acquitted in 2014. >> t

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the terminals (including southwest and united airlines. those terminals resulted in multiple flight cancellations and delays. the power was out for more than three hours last night. >>> the domino effect spread to the bay area's three major airports. san jose reported three cancellations and one delay. the san francisco international airport reported three canceled flights and at oakland international, two flights were canceled. >>> next time you come home, prepare to up it to find your ride, that's because starting now, uber and lyft have to pick you up away from the curb. sfo is moving all rideshare pickups, about 15,000 people to a location outside the domestic garage. you have to walk down the sky way to get there and there are signs showing where to go. on day one yesterday, passengers found it a bit confusing. >> i got lucky, because i saw a sign to go to the parking garage, so we wanted to follow that. if it wasn't for the airline guy shouting what to put into our phones to get the uber, i'm not sure i would have done it. >> letters

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at the center of the screen, that is an airline, a un ie-- a united airliner 757 that made an emergency. live pictures from newark liberty international airport. the plane we're told right now slightly slid off the runway after blowing a tire during the landing. the nose gear, we're told, is off the actual runway itself and in the grass. the flight was coming in from denver. the passengers were rushed off of the plane. many of them de-planing right there on the tarmac. we're not getting any word right now of any injuries. all flights in and out of newark airport have been stopped for the time being while the crews try to move the jet and clear that runway it's a busy saturday afternoon there at new york airport and a hub for united airlines and yet again united airlines boeing 757 that came in for a hard landing, blew a tire, and as a result, as it was landing, it ran off at least slightly off the runway. here is the alert from newark liberty on twitter moments ago, due to an emergency there is no arrivals and de partures and we're getting word that many flights that were bound for newa

united airlines today joined american and southwest in removing the 737 max from its flight scheduleil at least september 3rd. maurice. >> dubois: kris van cleave, thank you. two u.s. service members were killed in afghanistan today, gunned down in a taliban attack. their names are yet to be released. rere than 2,400 americans have died in afghanistan since 2001, nine this year. the u.s. envoy is resuming peace talks with the taliban this coming weekend. an off-duty chicago police officer is fighting for his life after being shot early today. five officers have been killed by gunfire in recent days in illinois, wisconsin, missouri, texas, and california. jeff pegues has more now on this spike of violence. >> reporter: the unnamed 25-year-old officer is expected to survive, but superintendent vedie johnson decried the senseless violence. >> the same gun violence that amfects those living in our ngmmunities, affects us also. >> reporter: in the last nine ays, five officers across the country have been shot and trlled. racine, wisconsin officer john hetland; corporal jose "speedy" esper

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earlier united airlines suspended flights between new york and mumbai, india, because they fly over that region. stay with abc news for the latest on the crisis in iran. we will bring you any new developments as soon as we get them on air and online. >>> we turn to that navy s.e.a.l. on trial for murder and a bombshell in court. a key witness came forward to claim that he killed the victim, not the defendant. abc's marci gonzalez has reaction from court including what the navy s.e.a.l.'s wife is now saying. >> reporter: a bombshell in decorated navy seal edward gallagher's war crimes trial, the platoon leader of an elite unit accused of killing this captured wounded isis fighter he was supposed to treat posing for photos with the teenager's body. special operator first class corey scott taking the stand thursday afternoon telling the court he saw gallagher take out his knife and stab the prisoner but then scott making a stunning claim saying that he killed the teen, not gallagher, claiming he plugged the president's airway because he believed he survived the stab wound only to later be t

united airlines has suspended its newark to mumbai flights which pass through iranians airspace afterdrone, a move that us surveillance drone, a move that us president donald trump described asa as a very bad mistake. the incident comes amid rising tensions generally between the countries. a quick look at the markets, gold is an interesting one, up again, of almost 396, interesting one, up again, of almost 3%, moving up a very, very sharply. times of tension, time of worry, people do tend to will go towards goal. also, the oil price going up pretty sharply again and you can guess why, it is because of tensions in the middle east and as soon as you get that come you get the oil price going up. the ftse 100 you get that come you get the oil price going up. the ftse100 hardly moving, the pound looking pretty weak. that is it, back in about an hour. the number of people choosing not to vaccinate their children is one of the top ten global health risks this year, according to the world health organisation. scientists say repeatedly that vaccines have never been safer, so why do so many peo

united airlines today joined american and southwest in removing the 737 max from its flight schedule until at least september 3rd. maurice? >> kris van cleave, thank you. >>> two u.s. service members were killed in afghanistan today, gunned down in a taliban attack. their names are yet to be released. more than 2400 americans have died in afghanistan since 2001, 9 this year. the u.s. envoy is resuming peace talks with the taliban this coming weekend. >>> an offduty chicago police officer is fighting for his life after being shot early today. five officers have been killed by gunfire. in recent days in illinois, wisconsin, missouri, texas, and california. jeff pegues has more now on this spike of violence. >> reporter: the unnamed 25-year-old officer is expected to survive what superintendent eddie johnson decried as senseless violence. >> the same gun violence that affects those living in our communities affects us also. >> reporter: in the last nine days, five officers across the country have been shot and killed. racine wisconsin john hetland, corporal speedy espericueta, in illino

united airlines announced it is cancelling flights from newark to india until september. other airlines, several of them avoiding that area as well as you see here on a list. >>> immigration officers plan to swarm ten u.s. cities this weekend. we'll tell you what they're looking for and why they won't find much help when they get there from those cities. >>> also, some of the central american migrants who put their lives on the line for a better tomorrow, they share their stories with cnn. stay with us. get two medium, one-topping pizzas for just $6.99 each. every store. every day. the italian way. hello primo. dna results fromt you ancestry.er with your i was able to discover one cousin, reached out to him, visited ireland, met another 20 cousins. they took me to the cliffs of moher, the ancestral home, the family bar. it really gives you a sense of connection to something that's bigger than yourself. new features. greater details. richer stories. get your dna kit today at ancestry.com. you eat right... mostly. you make time... when you can. but sometimes life gets in the

it was going to be renamed the united airlines moeller coliseum.e on the coliseum would disrespect its history honor to troops who fought and died in world war 1. those are your headlines. head over to rick now. rick: calmer than the last few weeks which we could use a little bit of a break. look at the maps. we are starting out, temperatures are quite nice all across the southeast. it's been so hot. temps have cooled down quite a bit this week. that's because we have got the rain that's coming. in warm all across the far northern plains. this is a precip we have seen. very heavy. right along the gulf coast. not as far as heavy farther north experiencing all that flooding. that said the flooding is so significant. the rivers are still at in some cases record flood stage that's going to go on for a long time. where we have been so dry the last three to four weeks southeast. very heavy rain came in this week and continue to see that for the next couple of days. some spots probably another three to five inches of rain and that will cause localized flo

scary moments at newark international airport in new jersey after a united airlines flight from denverw tires, causing it to skid on the runway. united says the plane suffered multiple flat tires. several people received minor injuries but refused medical attention. notre dame cathedral held their first mass today it was the first since a mossive fire nearly destroyed it. the cathedral is still in a fragile state. money has been pledged from around the world to repair the cathedral. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." somewhat percentage of people show up for their asylum hearing. >> out of 7,000 cases, 90 received removal orders in absentia. >> 90% did not show up? judge jeanine: 0% of -- 90% of recent asylum seekers skipped their hearings. 90% did not come back. stephanie hamill, and chris hahn joins me now. so we let these illegals in, and because of certain decisions, flores and others, they have to be released into the interior of the united states. and they are all saying, i hear all the liberals on the other network saying they need asylum. so we let them go, we give them

rob: united airlines wants to help you make your connecting flight. ine's new travel tool. good morning, tracee. >> reporter: have you ever printed from one flight to the other, trying to make your connecting flight? united wants to make it easier with a new tool, called connection saver. it uses technology that will automatically identify departing flights that can be held for connecting passengers while making sure that those people already on the plane, they're not going to miss their destination, they're going to get there on time. so this connection saver will also send you text messages if you've got a connecting flight. it will let you know where the next gate is, how long it will take you to get there. just to make sure you can get there on time. united said they've started this out already in the denver hub. they've also expanded it to chicago and so far they've helped more than 14,000 people make their connecting flights. so just in time for summer. carley: that's great. rob: and i love barbecue ribs. this is a great story. >> you could be th

united airlines suspended its service to mumbai on thursday. the area in question is a narrow strip of air space hugging the iranian coastline over the persian gulf and gulf of oman. and looking at flight data friday, very few airlines could be seen flying over it. only iranian really and guitarry operators. and this adds to the complex nature of aviation. already airlines fly over countries in conflict and country disputes factor in. qatari operator cannot fly over the air space so that leads to costly diversions. and that is the problem for airlines here. diversions can be very expensive, more time in the air means more fuel and other operational costs. of course these airlines just don't know how long tensions between the u.s. and iran will impact flying in the region. anna stewart, cnn, london. >>> and as the pentagon deals with iran, it is about to see some big changes as well. president trump plans to nominate army secretary mark esper to become the next defense secretary. mr. trump had already tapped esper to be acting defense secretary

have been loyal to the passengers for united airlines for so many years.for us to get a better salary. >> workers at sfo are getting ready to do what is called an informational strike. it will happen this friday to educate passengers. >>> target is apologizing over a second technology meltdown over the weekend. for more than an hour, many target stores across the country were not able to take credit cards. they blamed a data center at ncr, a vendor that processes payments, but no payment was compromised. >>> uber and lyft are trying to stop a proposed state law that officially defines drivers as employees. assembly bill 5 would require workers comp and paid time off and minimum wages. in response, the company's are going through the apps they use to communicate with drivers urging them to sign a petition. and uber page urges them to make messages heard to preserve work hours. one driver signed by mistake. >> i just realized i did something wrong. i took the action i was admitting to take. >> you see the flexibility, i don't know what they are talking about