. >>> a bit of a snag for people flying on united airlines. there was a mechanical issue with the baggage system. the video shows the baggage carts sitting outside of the united airline. people were waiting on the tarmac until noon. employees had to sort baggage by hand. this is according, a passenger said that he had to stay on the plane, waiting to depart for more than one hour. united said that it was holding some flights, but the issue is now resolved. >>> it was not all bad for passengers. one united plane let passengers take a peek inside of the cockpit. they even invited them to take pictures while they were waiting. >>> i am half moon bay, there is not a crack down on beachgoers. a zero tolerance policy this fourth of july and for the first time ever, private night patrols of the beach and parking lots that will go on all night long. >> reporter: many come to the popular beats for the beauty and solitaire. others come for the all-night parties. >> it just has been a horrible situation. >> reporter: neighbors say the illegal activity on

>>the parents say united airlines require their 14 year-old son to fly in the unaccompanied minor program because of his age once he arrived in newark from r d u they say the united agent put him on the wrong flight heading to germany not sweden. >>and it takes them a because he still is on the phone. there are a lot of people think on the flight that kind of autism that i thought that was kind of on the burg say his plane was on the runway taxiing when he got the flight attendant's attention. >>just in time he got off the plane back at home mom was frantically calling united and taking to twitter to what was >>that's the jefferson we have no way to reach the airline. we're sitting there with a child on the runway about to fly to germany, the wrong country. >>when we had no way to reach them they hope their story will encourage airlines to improve their unaccompanied minor programs, the track bags. >>and about they should offer of course track to the kids that have safe and sound a handover procedures when they go from one flight to the other we want these processes to be paid not for the

a live look at sfo where firefighters have now put out a fire burning at the united airlines maintenance how it looked from nbc bay area sky ranger. firefighters say that fire started in an air-conditioning unit on the fifth floor and no one was hurt. it was burning in a building away from those terminals. we also had a look here from our ground camera. this is from about an hour ago when we could see that thick column of smoke. an airport spokesperson says that flight operations were never affected. happening now our bob riddell is headed to the airport. he'll have a live report in our midday newscast. >>> a heartbreaking discovery in fairfield that's been hard for many people to make sense of. authorities yesterday discovered twin newborns near a shopping center dumpster. sadly, one of those twins did not survivor. the woman they believe to be the mother was later found nearby. the latest in the live report coming up for you at "midday." >>> people who ran for themselves at the gilroy garlic festival are finally getting their personal belongings in cars left near the crime scene. [beep

tonight, united airlines is apologizing to his family. a united employee apparently did not realize the boy's flight to sweden had been moved to another gate, but still a mystery tonight, how was anton berg able to get onto a eurowings jet headed to germany? >> they simply failed to double and cross reference his documents with who they perceived he was. the wrong kid at the wrong gate with the wrong airline. >> reporter: it was the 14-year-old who realized the mistake, because a lot of passengers were speaking german. he texted his parents, his mom started tweeting, begging united to stop the flight. it was the 14-year-old who told the flight crew about the mistake before takeoff and the eurowings jet returned to the gate. anton had to wait for another flight to get to sweden, where he was finally met by his grandmother. united said in a statement that it has been in touch with the family to ensure the safety of the 14-year-old and apologizes for the event. cecilia? >> david kerley, thank you. >>> when we come back, the scare off the coas

united airlines wants to make it easier for you security using your finger tips and your eyes. >>> credit rating agency standard and poors may lower the boeing rating due to the grounding of the37 max airplane. s&p 500 said the prolonged t groundin result in a loss of market share. last week moody's a fitch issued similar warnings. boeing stock fell during today's session. >>> the hea of the european discount airline ryan air said thng prolon grounding of the max to lead to job cuts at his company. the ceo m'lhaelry is concerned ryan air will receive zero planes by nexummer which could eat into the carrier growth outlook. on an c earningsl o'leary had choice words for boeing which required us to bleep one out. >> we are expecting 58 eric for the smer of 2020 and that is now 30 at best. it may well move to 20, it could move to 10.el and it could move to zero. if boeing don't get their [ bleep ] together pretty quickly with the regulators. >> regulators h we not saidn they will allow the planes to fly again and have not given a time line. >>> united airlines and security firm car are teamin

[heartbeat] liz: look at united airlines stock. this is breaking news.sperson for the airline just said united is close to resuming flights in the air space over pakistan in the coming weeks. the stock is up about 3% at this hour. this after pakistan finally officially reopened its air space nearly five months after it was closed following a standoff with india that was of concern if there were any kind of military skirmishes. united as we said, moving higher by about $2.69 right now. it does report earnings after the bell so expect more on that. >>> all right. from the blue skies to the silver screen. disney's latest iteration of taking a classic and reimagining it for today's audiences, "the lion king" is releasing this weekend in the u.s. while the critics may not be feeling the love tonight, chinese audiences loved it last weekend, where it opened there first. the film earned $54.7 million in china and is on track to be one of the most successful disney titles there. this ahead of the launch of the company's streaming service. that happens in novembe

united airlines is partnering with clear to help customers breeze through security checks. mark murphy. nice to have you. i saw this at the airport myself. i have tsa pre. i wasn't able to use it t took me an hour to show boarding pass. >> even with precheck. jackie: it is random when they give it to you. clear, i saw the guy walk up, put his finger down, sail on in, at what price? >> the concern that people bring up is privacy. it is your fingerprint, your biometric markers, it is your iris, the idea you get that, can't change your fingerprints, or bank account if somebody hacks that but you can't change your fingerprints or your iris scan. that is the concern. the question do you trust them to protect your data or not. tsa precheck, your fingerprints are record anyway. jackie: as well. >> i wouldn't be concerned about it to be frank, if you're looking to get through security faster this is a good way to do it. this is not cheap. clear is $179 a year to do clear. precheck is 85 bucks for mobile entry for five years. jackie: united says if you're premier member, you can get

of the most photographed bridges in the country, i'm sure a lot of pictures on instagram where united airlines just cut ties with see rolled united made the move away from seaworld following pressure from peta the largest animal rights organization in the world a peta says orcas are limited in their movement at seaworld parks versus the wild other travel companies like virgin travel have also cut ties with seaworld recently in laos say they can't afford to date. usa today says well dating has almost always cost money millennials have to deal with a whole bunch of new stuff like student debt and changing social norms like today's hook-up culture that can delay a romantic relationship. the singles in america survey fell 20% of young people feel they need to make a certain income before they can even start to date and one of the most lucrative kids tours this summer worst germany says kids are making an average of a $107 this summer so those are 4 to 14 year-old they're saving 35% of it is pretty good. the most lucrative tour by far washing the car gardening and cleaning windows for second with 1

of united airlines. mr. munoz was a guest at the bipartisan policy center where he talk about his leadership style and how united views his global role. he also talks about the heart attack he suffered shortly after starting with united. this is 45 minutes. >> welcome, everyone to what i was just informed the 1th installment of our series on leadership. some of you have been with us before and as you've seen from some of these sessions the meaning of leadership, but the sense that there's not enough of it is something that's wildly shared here in washington. and the ambition for this series is to call on leaders from national and local politics and business leaders, folks from the education and arts, advocates to try to understand what are the circumstances and characteristics that enable some people to overcome real differences. it's not that the history of this country was made of plastic cohesion. but we've always had people who have understood how to overcome those differences. and so to kind of reflect o

what is your take on the airline industry at the moment dell that delta as performed well and united ut >> this is the first time since i've been in the business that we have a totally solid airline industry united is at the top of its game maybe they can go higher, i don't know but they have their capacity settled down and this is an airline that is in all respects representing america very well around the worlgd and it is representing walling street very well as well >> mike, how would you -- i guess how would you measure the kirm against coupler against the supply >> arlts are controlling their capacity so for the consumer, yeah, we can talk about fares being level of level or going down, that is not important. what is important the consumerer wants to travel and carriers can carry them we don't have any squirrels in the industry so i think that we'll see in the future more of what we happened today. >> and united rapid catchup move, it has gone almost vertical in tease lathese last s viewed with capital discipline and all the rest of it, but also just as a consume are play anythin

this is where a fire broke out at the united airlines maintenance facility around 7:30 this morning. allie, tell us what you are seeing there. >> reporter: we are on south airport boulevard just right across some of the long-term parking structure at sfo, and right next to us beyond this fenced in area is the united airlines technical operations center. their maintenance facility. this is where this fire started on the fifth floor of this building at 7:30 this morning. let's show you the view from sky fox because where we were at the ground, we can see any of the firetrucks of your, but you can see at least one fire truck still on the scene. it appears this fire is definitely under control, and what we have heard from san francisco firefighters is that all the people who were in the building at the time evacuated safely, and that no one was injured. we do want to show you this video of the smoke that was very visible from 101 and the surrounding areas. certainly alarming for people driving past. firefighters were quick to point out it was not an aircraft that was on fire here. this w

united airlines made a similar announcement on friday saying it will take the aircraft out of its schedulea month longer than previously planned. are really quick look at financial markets, because there have been reactions to that number from china. i think the fact that it was not surprisingly worse. this these are the commodities, the price of brent crude headed down again. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, says research into the rates of violent youth crime in london shows a clear link between poverty and serious violence. the study is one of the most comprehensive ever undertaken here's our home affairs correspondent, dominic casciani. full of fighting spirit for all the right reasons. some of the 320 children coached by south london's dwayne annex boxing club. people give their time forfree, dwayne annex boxing club. people give their time for free, teaching children discipline, self—confidence, and how to stay away from crime in one of the poorest parts of london. joshua simpson's jab is the measure of success. simpson's jab is the measure of success. on the verge of a criminal life,

it has affected southwest and miles an hour and united airlines. elier this month boeing said it would set aside $5 billion to compensate airlines for the grounding of that jet. many airlines removed the 737 max from their schedules through january. >>> welcome news about boston red sox legend david ortiz, he has been released from a massachusetts hospital two months after she was shot in the back in his native dominican republic. she home following three surgeries and will continue his coverry there. the shooting was ordered by a drug king pen. >>> cal fire crews are battling a a fire started saturday. it's not clear how the fire started. 130 acres burned so far. the fire is 30% contained. people staying in the catch ground have been told to shelter in place because that fire is burning along the only exit road. >>> in southern california, a home went up in flames as a fire burned through more than 100 acres in chino hills, 40 miles east of downtown la. the flames tore through heavy brush on slopes. its sending huge lawmakers of smoke in to the air

the fire burning at the united eight maintenance facility near the airport and kpix 5's jackie ward is in sambrano avenue how the airline is responding. >> reporter: we are on south boulevard where united employees are back inside the building after being evacuated. >> reporter: united airlines in december the school fire department confirmed the smoke was caused by a fire at eight maintenance building located north of the terminal at cisco international airport. from chopper 5, the firefighters on the roof examining and hvac system and putting water on a. that is where they believe the two alarm fire may have started. g you were driving on highway sight of thick clouds of smoke coming from the direction of sfo. is never effected the united terminal and airport remained opened the entire time. united said in a statement, our employees acted quickly to safely evacuate the building and there are no reported injuries. acting swiftly comedy fiscal fire department was able to it think was the fire, and we are currently assessing the facility. nobody was injured in the fire. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the prosecution the ghost

it didn't affect any flight operations, nobody was hurt, but this was at the united airlines maintenanceard. apparently an ac unit on the roof of the complex caught fire that caused some smoke to billow up and here are some of the pictures coming in from viewers this one actually on one of the airplanes on the time looking out the window csr earlier it looked first we didn't know what it was plane on fire and you know look at the smoke so it was a big like fire obviously. >>and we couldn't tell from our cameras and now we're getting all these different angles but again it out and that's the good hands out and never affected air travel which is great nobody hurt. all right a 27 is a time we'll take a break we'll be right back. a look at weather traffic before you head. >>tend to run into anything you were planning on that's usually a surprise robin did mention that. >>we're hot spot free but the commute seeds, it's still holding steady so it's still quite heavy slow enough to get on out there pretty early if you can sow chaos. >>and so on the weather front we're looking for is to say prey

it's already affected southwest, american and united airlines. european low-cost carrier ryanair in singapore based self- care affecting their growth to take a 3% hit next year. earlier this month boeing said they would set aside $5 million to compensate airlines for the grounding and many airlines have already removed the 737 from the schedules through january >>> pittsburgh international airport has a new way to help travelers with special needs, a new sensory friendly space, 1500 square foot suite that includes a call main foyer, individual rooms, ball tube and walls and floors of a real jet areas you enter. and the cabinet of a real plane. >>> annual backpack drive and the south bay asking for help. saving her communities says 3300 children have signed up to receive items like backpacks, calculators and school supplies but the organization says they are short by about 2000 backpacks. sacred heart will distribute them august 9, if you'd like to learn more about the drive or want to donate we have a link on our website at ktvu.com , look under w

he was ceo of united airlines. he is a true american success story, and we're going to talk about that a little bit, but growing up with eight siblings in california. first member of his family to go to college. he has had a number of rather remarkable leadership roles. worked at at&t, coca-cola, pepsico prior to joining united as t . but i think really the focus of this discussion is going to be a lot about oscar's focus on people as i prepared for this discussion, the consistency with which the descriptions of your leadership have been anchored in both your employees and your passengers as really kind of showing through, and i think i'm particularly interested in a field that is technologically complex. logistically capricious, to say it pleasantly. it's scary flying. the fact that we don't get scared flying is remarkable, but we take everything that is right and wrong in american society and jammed it in narrow aluminum tubes and hurled it around the world. it's a pretty remarkable thing we do. the fact that you

there is a fire at the united airlines maintenance facility.gencies are responding and you can see a thick plume of smoke rising from the area. >> it popped up about 30 minutes ago and we did get a statement from a spokesperson. it says, structure fire at united airline maintenance facility located north of the terminals. responders are on the scene and passenger terminals are not affected with flights operating normally. if you drive 101 north or south you probably know the maintenance facility on the east side of highway 101 current flight data coming in as the spokesperson said no flights right now are affect did because of this fire and there's a live picture showing the smoke at the united maintenance facility. allie rasmus is on her way to the scene and we will get more information. >> the smoke is essentially rising straight up in a column. >> it looks like they are getting a handle on it. yesterday was more of a low cloud deck and yesterday cordelia ab2 sunny versus yesterday morning when it was overcast. southwest went at six. yesterda

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. >>> let's take a live look at sfo, where some united airlines passengers had to deal with delays today. the cause, a mechanical issue with the baguette system. chopper five was overhead, as united plane sat on the tarmac before noon. we also spotted baggage car sitting outside of the united plane. one passenger said that employees had to sort baggage by hand. some passengers stayed on the plane for more than one hour, waiting to depart. others had not even boarded yet. >> i have been here over an hour, and hour and a half. >> united said that it was holding some flights of the time, but they the issue has been resolved shortly afterwards. >>> the city of los gatos have some big traffic plans the summer. the experiment will mean slowing down -- slimming down one major road. this is right through the middle of the downtown area. kpix 5's reporter gives us the view. >> reporter: downtown los gatos is going through a road diet. this would suggest that the end result is a slimmer version of its current self. and even better one, city leaders think this may be the answer. on north santa cruz

phil lebeau, we will give you a couple of minutes to look through the numbers here how is united airlines looking >> they're strong numbers which is why the stock is moving a little higher, but there's a piece of news in the earnings report we will get to in a bit it comes down to this. strong domestic deman is td is e reason they beat on top and bottom of the sector quarter they raised the full year guidance, but for the second quarter in a row united will not detail the exact impact in terms of dollars and cents of having the 737 max grounded all of this raises the question, what is united's plan when it comes to dealing with the max? not that they have a lot of choices right now. so we're just -- everybody is clear here, they have extended how long that this plane is off the schedule through november 3rd the capacity is being brought down for the full year it was 5% to 6% growth, now they're saying, look, it may be 3% to 4% because they may not have the max back by end of the year 14 in the fleet have already been grounded. remember, they're scheduled to get another 16 this year realis

. >>> a headache for united airline passages passengers at sfo. >> there were some headaches because of a mechanical problem with some baggage equipment. we also spotted all of these baggage carts sitting outside of one united aircraft. one delayed passenger said that employees had to sort baggage by hand. this was according to the pilot. some passengers stayed on the plane. more than one hour waiting to depart. some had not even boarded yet. is >> i came here, without we would do some shopping at the airport. >>> tonight the transit center is back of but for the first time. you could ride the gondola up to the park. the $2 billion center had closed in september after cracks were found in two steel beams on fremont street. >> i remember when the park opened and then it closed. what a way to go to work. >> buses are start using the transit center by the late summer. >>> one city in along the peninsula is cracking down on noisy beachgoers. >> half moon bay has issued a zero policy -- zero-tolerance policy. leaders are beefing up patrols, adding and overnight security guard at a popular

several photos from people who saw it as fire broke out at the united airline's operations center slash maintenance center just after 7 this morning as the fires pond to the second alarm fire and sound in air conditioning and ventilating unit on fire on the 5th floor and building 84 of that center people from all over they saw that smoke you can see on your screen. it looked like you don't it could almost be at. that's on fire. so as crews worked to quickly put out the flames. us officials made it clear. it was not impacting the airport at all and the airport remained open no one was injured. take a look at this video hundreds of employees evacuated the building their parking lot was full of them, everybody was wondering they were going to have the day off of work. back inside the building as fire crews are still here investigating the cause of the fire airport officials say it is believed to be accidental. they know that that h back unit that caught fire on the 5th floor. it was on when it caught fire. in terms of why it caught fire that's what they're looking into right now and just m

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> united airlines is canceling several thousand more flights involving a troubled. the 737 max has been grounded worldwide since march when it's anti-stall software was implicated in two deadly crashes. no united is extending cancellations for three months through early november. the airline says it will keep trying to put customers on alternate flights. american and southwest have also been canceling many flights while boeing continues to work on a software fix. >>> the future of horseracing in california is in the spotlight as the california state fair kicks off today. this after recent investigation on horse deaths at santa anita park. we have someone in sacramento. >> reporter: thank you for not betting today on horses. >> horses and die on this racetrack because of our bats. >> reporter: across the state people are processing protesting thoroughbred horse racing at local fairs. >> these people are making money off the suffering and cruelty and death of horses. >> reporter: summer speaking out after horses died from injuries related to racing and santa anita in

it has already impacted southwest united airlines, european low-cost carrier and another carrier expecting their growth to take a 3% hit next year. earlier this month, boeing said it was set aside $5 billion to compensate airlines for the grounding. many airlines have already removed the 737 max through its schedules through at least january. >>> united airlines is investing in the security company clear. they say they will extend beyond the service to its largest cars. united says it will offer free or reduced membership to its frequent flyers. >>> coming up, continuing coverage of the deadly shooting at the garlic festival. a gunman opened fire killing three people, including a young child. a dozen other people were injured as well, we will update their condition, next. >>> no concerns about who will leave puerto rico after the governor sets down. with a favorite successor says she is not interested. there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new f

sf fire tells us the fire broke up at the united airlines maintenance facility. not an airplane as previously reported. authorities evacuated the area but we are not told that this is impacting any flights. no injuries are reported and it is unclear how the fire was started. we will have news updates to the day on your favorite platforms, including our website, kpix.co >>> good morning. i'm tracking some trouble spots. a lot of them giving you a headache. that is the eastshore freeway. not a great asked place for an accident. let them into that right there at cutting boulevard. two lanes are shot. we just got an update from chp. your down to seven miles per hour. the backup is getting almost to highway for. that were really slow you down. to drivetime overall highway for to the maze is a 40 minute ride. also the red on one-to-one out of the south bay, you are still clear on highway for let then 580 will be half an hour out of the altamont pass. when she finally make it to the bay bridge, it is smooth sailing and not a problem to report. >>> daytime highs coming i

united airlines providing hydration carts for workers.he golf carts will deliver water throughout the day. >> we have cooling stations strategically placed around the terminal with gatorade and water and ice. >> reporter: in boston the city stepping in, opening cooling stations and allowing residents to use pools free of charge. in the midwest, hundreds of thousands waking up to another day without power after severe storms brought down hundreds of power lines from the dakotas to michigan. new york city, mayor bill de blasio and 2020 presidential hopeful working closel with the office of emergency management. >> the weather service called this one almost to the exact degree. this is really serious. this is not business as usual. >> reporter: authorities keeping a close eye on the power grid. >> right now we're in a heat-related emergency. you see on the left and the right over there are power outages that we're monitoring. >> reporter: beachgoers flocking to coney island, trying to beat the heat. intense rays making simple tasks unbearabl

sky ranger was overhead as united airlines ran into technical issues. flights were delayed and they took off without much luggage. things are working fine now, but that's a lot of bags to match up. >> los gatos is about to put some of the busiest roads on a diet. cars driving along north santa cruz to elm street will only be able to go south. we sent scott budman there to talk to drivers and walkers and businesses about this risky sis about to a one-way street. starting july 8th, cars on north santa from bachman to elm can only go south. the tactic aims to make it easier to walk around. >> everybody should be okay with walking. park as far away and walk more. that's what we should do anyway. >> the pilot program will turn the current parking spots to outdoor seating for nearby restaurants, while opening others up as new parking. the goal is to draw more foot traffic downtown. local businesses will be watching closely. >> it will be great to have people milling around. we get a ton of foot traffic with families in town. >> you have diming and seating. >>

that means about five thousand flights united airlines will be canceled in september and in october. bad news for the airline but also for boeing. seven thirty seven max was grounded worldwide in march following two deadly crashes. but regulators are still looking into flaws with the aircraft before the letter back in the air. meantime airlines are being forced to cancel flights and swallow unexpected costs. night of cours i is only one o f mamany carriers to be hit by the jets ground. and finally a couple of deutsche bank managers are under fire as after they allegedly called tailored to their london offices to fit new suits on monday. that of course wasn't just any monday it was the same day the bank began layofoffs affecting some eighteen thousand employees worldwide. reporters outside the office found the scenes that were ordered were worth more than sixteen hundred euros each. but your bank ceo christine suing has condemned the behavio. of t the german newspaper on friday that he personally called up those were responsible. he says t the quote colleagueues won't forgeget thatt ca

a united airlines maintenance facility is evacuated when smoke fills up the building. >> good morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we broke into the "today" show when we first saw the smoke coming from close to the airport. nbc bay area bob redell is live at the facility near sfo. what is the latest, bob? >> reporter: you could see behind me that fire is out, has been out for a couple of hours now. but anybody driving up 101 across the bay bridge, 880 had to think what is going on at sfo. did an airplane crash. you could see why. this is what it looked like around 7:15, 7:30 this morning. it created a plume of smoke and the san francisco fire department tweeted out this was not an airplane crash. this two-alarm fire started in a heating, hvac unit. the fire department had it out in about an hour. alarms did go off the building and united said all of the employees evacuated. no one was hurt. we spoke to one mechanic who said the evacuation was calm and orderly. >> everybody was looking at the smoke and not evacuating. and that is something that we all know. you're s

an update on the fire at sfo an it's been put out at the united airlines maintenance facility. north of the passenger terminals. flights at sfo are operating normally. >>> here's a check on the weather now with mike. >> air quality may hav locally gotten unhealthy, but everything is now back to average. mix 60s, low to upper 70s around the bay. close to average today. frances? >>> traffic on south 101 because of the injury crash at grant, so the drive time south 101 from san francisco to sfo is >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan." and today, host of "chasing the cure," ann curry. nominated for a golden globe, betty gilpin. the winner of "american idol," maddie poppe v. and maria menounos joins ryan at the cohost desk. all next on "live." and now, here are ryan seacrest and maria menounos.

we don'tnow the exact impact of not having the max in the second quarter had results for united airlinesey're not breaking those out, nor will they sayhe expected impact for all of 2019. but one interesting note did come out in the earnings release. the company has agreed to buy 19 used boe with some of the deliveries starting in december. why is this important? it is important because they may not have the max back until the end ofhis year, and even then some people are saying, look, it may not be until early year, but they have capacity growth planned. they want to make sure they have theteats in place for that. >> like to see them kicking the tires on those gsth >> yeah. >> united is seeing strong demand in the u.s. what about international routes right now? >> that's a good question. weill have a chance to talk with ceo oscar munoz tomorrow morning and it will be onef the primary questions. we heard from other airline executives they've seen what they term as softness, particularlysin or around china with all of the trade tensions that have been developed. tw, that doesn't mean tt is

jpmorgan chase, wells fargo, goldman sachs, united airlines, johnson & johnson, and domino's pizza willterly results. on wall street, stocks closed at record highs once again yesterday. the dow gained 27 points. the s&p 500 was up nearly a point, and the nasdaq added 14 points. >>> facebook heads to capitol hill today to face lawmakers about its planned cryptocurrency libra. an executive for facebook will testify before the senate banking committee. testimony comes on the heels of a growing list of cryptocurrency critics who include policymakers, regulators, and president trump. there are concerns it could be used for illegal activity including drug trade. >>> netflix is removing a suicide scene from an episode of the first season of its popular drama "13 reasons why." the show premiered more than two years ago. it had drawn complaints that it glorified suicide. "13 reasons why" is about a depressed high school girl who takes her own life and sends a classmate a tape explaining why she did it. the scene is scheduled to be removed by netflix today. season three of the show is being launc

. >>> united airlines will now be extending its boeing 737 max groundings until early november.er plans to about 2,100 flights in september, 2,900 flights in october as well. the shares were up nearly 2% to 91.23. shares of alumina fell after the genetics company lowered revenue guidance d to problems with its direct-to-consumer market and lower sales of its sequencing systems. they fell more than 16% to 305.05. the industrial equipment maker hill and brand is brieiuying hillebrand, expanding the portfolio to plastics technology. fell to 16.75. the federaln trade commiss has boportedly approved a $5 billion settlement with fa over the social media company's privacy issues. eae investigation centered on reports thaty 90 million facebook users had their data improperly accesd by the political research firm, cambridge analytica, last year. facebook rose about 2% to 204.87. >>> time for ouret weekly ma monitor. he has names of growth stocks he says can weather the latest market volatility. this is his first time onhe program. we welcome greg hahn. he is president and chief o investm

united airlines made a similar announcement on friday saying it will take the aircraft out of its scheduler the third, a month longer than previously planned. the chinese telecoms giant huawei is planning big job cuts in the united states according to a report in the wall streetjournal. workers at its research unit which employs 850 people are likely to be affected. it follows the us decision to blacklist huawei over security concerns. but, reports say some us companies may get licences to deal with huawei within the next two weeks after president trump said restrictions would be eased. we co nta cted we contacted huawei further response on those stories and their response was, no comment. india's second mission to the moon had to be halted because of a technical problem just an hour before take off. the $150m programme was due to blast off in the early hours of monday — local time — and was suppose examine the lunar surface. zoe thomas joins us now from mumbai. how big a blow is this to india's growing space industry? but just a temporary butjust a temporary delay and not the cancellation

the great plains to the east coast by tomorrow night at washington dulles airport this weekend, united airlines workers were monitored to make sure tkehey cool as the temperature reached the high 90's in high humidity. >> we hohave a number of m that we use to prevent heat exhaustion. so we have cooling stations strategically placed around the terminal with gatorade water and ice. >> sreenivasan: a of severe storms hit wisconsin and michigan on friday night and again yesterday. in southeast michigan, hundreds of thusands of people were without por this morning after a storm downed hundreds of power lines with winds topping 80 miles per hour. in wisconsin, residents are still cleaning up thmage from fast moving winds that hit on friday afternoon. iran continues to hold a british oil tanker and its 23 crew members after seizing it on friday. iran's g revolutionard released video today showing the stena impero flying an iranian flag, docked in the southern port city of bandar abbas. there is no sign of the crew. britain's transport agency tweete td a map this mornit it says shows iranian boats and

. >>> welcome back united airline shares are trading slightly higher in the premarket. g us to break down the company's earnings report, fill lebeau is with us. good morning >> good morning, for united investors there was not a lot to complain about when you look at the second quarter results they beat on the top and bottom line and when you look at some of the numbers within the numbers, whether it is pretax profit margin, whether it is the prasm, they all raised their lower end of the guidance. but they are not detailing the exact impact of not having this 737 max. remember, they have been grounded since the middle of march and united has 14 of those in their fleet here's united's max plan this will get a number of questions on the call today. it's off the schedule at least through november 3rd i have to be honest with you, very few people in the airline industry believe this plane will be flying by the end of the year the 2019 capacity is up 3% to 4% previously it was up 5% to 6%. they have 14 in the fleet that are grounded they were scheduled to receive delivery of a

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david: united airlines is raising its profit forecast. ys earnings will climb to at least $10.50 per share, up from $10 in the previous production. united is improving its outlook less than a week after delta airlines boosted its own forecast, also citing robust demand. yvonne: we are watching the big banks in the u.s.. they continue to grab the earnings spotlight. goldman beat estimates on sales. wells fargo revenue was little changed. take a hithase will from lower interest rates. david: a lot of numbers to get through. what stands out to you, where do we start? ,> we have a trio of banks let's quickly go to a chart of how they traded on the day. you will notice jpmorgan and goldman sachs was up. wells fargo was down. everyone seems to be singing the rate cut blues. let's hear from mike mayo, a top banking analyst on one of the key issues. >> we think that other banks will give warnings and caution about net interest income that's traditional lending revenues when they report over the next week and a half. we don't think jpmorgan is an e

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rob: a mother is furious at united airlines claiming they put her son on the wrong flight.ent smoothly until the airline put him on a plane to germany instead of sweden to visit his grandparents. the 14-year-old alerting flight attendants before takeoff when he realized people on the flight were speaking german. united have reportedly apologized for the error. jillian: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first up the good. incredible rescue video. pilot making a safety outside of los angeles. thankfully nobody was hurt. rob: next the bad a dad drone sight is a shark swimming next had-to-his kids. get those kids out of the water. get out, get out, get out. i didn't know why. he brings the drone to me and shows me the frame in the drone and you see that shark swimming right at our kids. it was terrifying. rob: this is off the coach smyrna beach in florida world renown for shark attacks. luckily no one was hurt. jillian: this might make you think twice before buying ice cream. >> oh put it back. put it back. oh, you are. jillian: this is going viral. a woman lick ago tub

united airlines will continue to ground its boeing 737 max fleets. ited will ground the troubled planes until this november. this comes after the 737 max was involved in two deadly crashes. and the new schedule means 8,000 flights will be canceled. not to worry. united plans to reschedule the flights on different aircraft. >>> a bill to help 911 first responders cleared a hurdle in washington, d.c. lawmakers voted on the 9/11 victims compensation fund, pardon me. it covers medical expenses for first responders who are now sick. it was scheduled to expire next year. the house voted to renew the fund until 2090. the bill now heads to the senate. >>> president trump is the latest official in washington to block facebook's plan for a new cryptocurrency. he joins head of the fed powell and maxine waters. waters said she will force facebook to answer questions about the proposed cryptocurrency called libra, at a hearing next week. scott mcgrew said facebook is getting a lot of bad press as well. >> reporter: there are indeed a lot of questions about libra.

. >> in order to maintain capacity united airlines has agreed to buy 19 used boeing 737 aircraft to fill the void created by the max fleet. >>> later today we should learn more about the trump organization's rule in making hush money payments to silence women before the 2016 election. federal prosecutors just wrapped up their investigation and a judge has ordered them release additional information with limited redactions today. cnn reported friday it does not appear charges will be filed against any trump organization executives who reimbursed michael cohen for the payments. those payments were an illegal campaign contribution. president trump denies even having affairs with the women. >>> republican senator rand paul is blocking funding for 9/11 first responders who are sick and dying. paul says passing a long-term funding bill without offsetting the cost would add to the national debt. the measure he's blocking would keep the september 11th victim's victim's fund solvent through 2090. the kentucky senator voted for president trump's $1.5 trillion tax cut which is driving up the defici

. >>> a big mistake for united airlines.w a teenager, put on the wrong plane headed to a whole different country. coming up. >>> the ninth circuit court of appeals has rocked the trump administration's effort to impose no restrictions on abortions. the ninth circuit vacated a ruling from a three judge panel. the restrictions will not go into effect for now. the roles aim to ban taxpayer- funded clinics from making abortion referrals and private clinics to get federal money for sharing abortion provider space. the ninth circuit said the panel will reconsider lawsuits brought by more than 20 states along with civil rights and health groups. >>> united airlines is apologizing for a mistake resulting in a teenager traveling alone almost lying to the wrong country. 14-year-old anton berg was falling from north carolina to sweden to visit his grandparents. united to. that service, section 1 of $50. anti-was supposed to fly from north carolina to newark and onto a a scandinavian airline flights to stockholm. when he arrived anywher